People
- Albert Knoll (1796–1863), Austrian theologian
- Andrew H. Knoll (born 1951), Harvard University professor and paleontologist
- Catherine Baker Knoll (1930–2008), American politician and 30th Lieutenant Governor of Pennsylvania
- Corina Knoll, American journalist
- Erwin Knoll (1931–1994), American journalist
- Florence Knoll (born 1917), American architect and furniture designer
- Hans Knoll (1914–1955), German-American co-founder of the Knoll company (see below); husband of Florence Knoll
- Hans Knöll (1913–1978), German physician and microbiologist
- John Knoll (born 1962), co-writer of the program Adobe Photoshop and visual effects supervisor at Industrial Light & Magic
- József Knoll, drug researcher who developed selegiline
- Konrad Knoll (1829–1899), German sculptor
- Marvin Knoll (born 1990), German footballer
- Max Knoll (1897–1969), German electrical engineer, inventor and professor
- Mike Knoll (born 1951), American collegiate football coach
- Silke-Beate Knoll (born 1967), German sprinter
- Thomas Knoll, co-writer of Adobe Photoshop and brother of John Knoll
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