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- a rare male German first name, for example from various bearers of the name Eitel Friedrich in the Hohenzollern house
- Eitel Friedrich IV. (Hohenzollern) (1545–1605), as Eitel Friedrich I. ancestor of the line and first Count of Hohenzollern-Hechingen
- a surname
- Albert Eitel (1866–1934), German architect
- Anton Eitel (1841–1928), German engraver
- Anton Eitel (1882–1966), German historian
- Bernhard Eitel (* 1959), German geoscientist, rector of Heidelberg University
- Emil Eitel (1865–1948), German hotel and restaurant entrepreneur in Chicago
- Emil Eitel Sr. (1840–1938), German leather goods manufacturer
- Ernst Johann Eitel (1838–1908), German Protestant missionary in China and author of a Cantonese dictionary
- Hans Eitel (1906–1991), German architect
- Henrik Eitel (* 1977), German politician (CDU) and political official
- Karl Eitel (1871–1954), German hotel and restaurant entrepreneur in Chicago
- Karl Eitel (garden architect) (mentioned 1913–1927), German garden architect in Stuttgart
- Max Eitel (1882–1954), German catering entrepreneur in Chicago
- Otto K. Eitel (1901–1983), hotel manager of German descent in Chicago
- Paul Eitel (* 1957), Swiss lawyer, attorney and professor at the University of Lucerne
- Peter Eitel (* 1938), German historian and archivist
- Robert Eitel (1877–1948), German catering entrepreneur in Chicago
- Tim Eitel (* 1971), German painter
- Tono Eitel (1933–2017), German lawyer and diplomat
- Ulrich Eitel , German television journalist
- Viktor Adolf Eitel (1845–1924), German theologian and politician
- Wilhelm Eitel (1891–1979), German mineralogist and silicate chemist
- a name for the carp fish chub (also Aitel )
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