People
- Anthony Knapp, mathematician
- Bliss Knapp, early Christian Scientist
- Brooke Knapp, American aviator and realtor
- Charles Knapp, American classical scholar
- Charles Boynton Knapp, President, University of Georgia
- Chauncey L. Knapp, Congressman, U.S House of Representatives
- Chris Knapp, American drummer
- Edward Knapp (disambiguation), the name of several notable persons
- Florence Knapp (disambiguation), multiple people
- Georg Friedrich Knapp, German economist
- George Knapp (disambiguation), multiple people
- Greg Knapp, American football offensive coordinator
- Harry Shepard Knapp, vice-admiral of the United States Navy
- Hermann Jakob Knapp, German-American ophthalmologist
- Jennifer Knapp, Christian folk-rock musician
- Joe Knapp, American musician
- Joseph P. Knapp, publisher and conservationist
- Justin Knapp, Wikipedian
- Karin Knapp, Italian tennis player
- Lubor Knapp, Czech footballer
- Lyman Enos Knapp, American politician
- Mark L. Knapp, American academic, author
- Martin Knapp, economist and policy analyst
- Phoebe Knapp, American composer of music for hymns
- Seaman A. Knapp, the second president of Iowa State University
- Robert Knapp, American actor
- Steven Knapp, President of The George Washington University
- Steve Knapp, racing car driver
- Wesley M. Knapp, American botanist
- Whitman Knapp, a federal judge who was the chairman of the Knapp Commission, a far-reaching investigation into corruption in the NYPD from 1970 to 1972
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