People
- Alex Witt, anchor for MSNBC
- Alexander Witt, filmmaker
- Alicia Witt, actress
- Bobby Witt, baseball player
- Brendan Witt, NHL player
- Carl Gustav Witt, astronomer
- Christian Friedrich Witt, baroque composer
- Ernst Witt, mathematician
- Friedrich Witt, composer
- Fritz Witt, Waffen-SS general
- George Witt, former Major League Baseball player
- Holly Witt, American model and actress
- Howard Witt, American actor
- James Lee Witt, former director of FEMA
- Joachim Witt, musician
- Josef Witt, operatic tenor
- Katarina Witt, figure skater
- Liza Witt, Australian singer and actress
- Marcos Witt, Christian composer
- Michael Witt, Australian rugby league player
- Mike Witt, former Major League Baseball pitcher
- Nathan Witt, American labor lawyer
- Otto Witt, Swedish author
- Paul Junger Witt, American film and television producer
- Robert Witt (art historian) (1872-1952), British art historian
- Robert Witt (American academic), president of the University of Alabama
- Roz Witt, American television and film actress
- Sam Witt, American poet
- Ulrich Witt, German economist
- Vicki Witt, American model
- Whitey Witt, former Major League Baseball player
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