Pinto (family name)
Pinto is a family name from the Portuguese-speaking area.
Name bearer
A.
- Adriana Moisés Pinto (* 1978), Brazilian basketball player
- Adriano Ferreira Pinto (* 1979), Brazilian soccer player
- Alessandro da Conceição Pinto (* 1977), Brazilian soccer player
- Alfonso Pinto (* 1978), Italian boxer
- Amilar Pinto de Lima (1931–2016), Brazilian politician
- Ana Pessoa Pinto (* 1956), East Timorese politician
- Anita Pinto (* 1980), Chilean squash player
- André Almeida Pinto (* 1989), Portuguese football player
- Ângelo da Cunha Pinto (1948–2015), Brazilian-Portuguese chemist and university professor
- Aníbal Pinto Garmendia (1825–1884), Chilean politician
- António Pinto (athlete) (* 1966), Portuguese long-distance runner
- Antonio Pinto (composer) , Brazilian film composer
- António Pinto Coelho , Portuguese tennis player
- António Marinho e Pinto (* 1950), Portuguese lawyer and politician
- Armando Eduardo Pinto Correia (1897–1943), Portuguese military and colonial administrator
B.
- Bento da França Pinto de Oliveira (1833–1889), Portuguese officer and colonial administrator
- Bernard Pinto (born 1928), Sri Lankan tennis player
- Bruno Henrique Pinto (* 1990), Brazilian soccer player, see Bruno Henrique (soccer player, 1990)
C.
- Carlos Pinto (athlete) , Brazilian athlete
- Carlos Pinto (rider) , Portuguese dressage rider
- Carlos Maia Pinto (1886–1932), Portuguese politician
- Carlos Mota Pinto (1936–1985), Portuguese politician
- Celso José Pinto da Silva (1933–2018), Brazilian clergyman, Archbishop of Teresina
- Christian Miguel Pinto (* 1981), Ecuadorian mammal loge
- Claudia Roquette-Pinto (* 1963), Brazilian author and translator
- Constâncio Pinto , East Timorese politician
- Cosimo Pinto (* 1943), Italian boxer
D.
- Dan Pinto (* 1960), American composer, musician and songwriter
- Diana Pinto (* 1949), historian and writer
- Diogo Pinto (* 1974), Portuguese sociologist
E.
- Edgar Roquette-Pinto (1884–1954), Brazilian writer, ethnologist, anthropologist and doctor
- Edwin Pinto (1901–1978), Indian clergyman, Bishop of Ahmedabad
- Elisabeth Pinto (* 1989), East Timorese soccer player
- Ernesto Pinto-Bazurco Rittler (* 1946), Peruvian diplomat and lawyer
- Evarist Pinto (* 1933), Indian clergyman, Archbishop of Karachi
- Éverton Leandro dos Santos Pinto (* 1986), Brazilian soccer player
F.
- Fábio Pinto (* 1980), Brazilian soccer player
- Fausto Pinto (* 1983), Mexican soccer player
- Fernando Pinto (* around 1940), Portuguese badminton player
- Fernão Mendes Pinto (1509–1583), Portuguese explorer and adventurer
- Filipe Pinto (* 1988), Portuguese singer
- Francisco Pinto Balsemão (* 1937), Portuguese politician and journalist
- Francisco Pinto da Cunha Leal (1888–1970), Portuguese politician
- Francisco Antonio Pinto (1785-1858), Chilean politician
- Franz Ignatz von Pinto (1725–1788), German major general
- Freida Pinto (* 1984), Indian actress
G
- Gabriel Santana Pinto (* 1990), Brazilian soccer player
- Gastão Liberal Pinto (1884–1945), Brazilian clergyman, Bishop of São Carlos do Pinhal
- George Frederick Pinto (1785–1806), British composer
- Germánico Pinto , Ecuadorian politician
- Gilberto Pinto (1929–2011), Venezuelan dramaturge
- Giuseppe Pinto (* 1952), Italian clergyman, titular archbishop of Pandosia
H
- Hernaldo Pinto Farias (* 1964), Brazilian clergyman, Bishop of Bonfim
- Horácio Pinto da Hora (1853–1890), Brazilian painter, see Horácio Hora
I.
- Ignatius Paul Pinto (* 1925), Indian clergyman, Archbishop of Bangalore
- Ilídio Pinto Leandro (1950–2020), Portuguese clergyman, Bishop of Viseu
- Isaac Pinto (1720–1791), American writer and publicist
- Isaac de Pinto (1717–1787), Portuguese-Dutch philosopher and businessman
- Ivo Pinto (* 1990), Portuguese soccer player
J
- Jaime Pinto-Bravo (* 1939), Chilean tennis player
- Jair Rosa Pinto (1921-2005), Brazilian soccer player
- Jefferson Charles de Souza Pinto (* 1982), Brazilian soccer player
- Jesse Pinto (* 1990), Australian soccer player
- João Pinto (* 1971), Portuguese football player
- João Pinto Coelho (* 1967), Portuguese writer and Holocaust researcher
- João Nuno Pinto (* 1969), Portuguese film director
- João Teixeira Pinto ( the devil's captain ; 1876–1917), Portuguese colonial officer
- João Teixeira Pinto (o Kurika) , Portuguese colonial officer
- Joaquim Pinto (* 1957), Portuguese film director
- Jonathan Pinto (* 1996), Uruguayan football player
- Jorge Luis Pinto (* 1952), Colombian football coach
- Jorge Nuno Pinto da Costa (* 1937), Portuguese football official
- José Eduardo Pinto Guardia (* 1988), Costa Rican tennis player
- João Domingos Pinto (* 1961), Portuguese football player
- José Pinto (* 1956), Portuguese walker
- José de Magalhães Pinto (1909–1996), Brazilian politician
- José Manuel Pinto (* 1975), Spanish football player
- José María Orellana Pinto (1872–1926), Guatemalan politician, president 1921–1926
- José Roberto de Almeida Pinto (* 1953), Brazilian diplomat
- Juan Alfredo Pinto (* 1953), Colombian economist, writer, diplomat and university professor
- Júlio Pinto (journalist) (1949-2000), Portuguese humorist, journalist and activist
- Júlio Tomás Pinto (* 1974), East Timorese politician
L.
- Lavy Pinto (1929-2020), Indian sprinter
- Leo Pinto (1914-2010), Indian hockey player
- Liberato Ribeiro Pinto (1880–1949), Portuguese military and politician
- Louis Ignacio-Pinto (1903–1984), Beninese lawyer, politician and diplomat
- Luís Carlos Correia Pinto (* 1985), Portuguese football player
- Luís Maria Teixeira Pinto (1927–2012), Portuguese economist, politician and university professor
M.
- Manuel Pinto da Costa (* 1937), São Tomé politician, president 1975 to 1991 and from 2011
- Manuel Pinto de Fonseca (1681–1773), Portuguese nobleman, Grand Master of the Order of Malta
- Manuel Vieira Pinto (1923–2020), Portuguese clergyman, Archbishop of Nampula
- Manuel Ortiz de Zárate Pinto (1887–1946), Chilean painter, see Manuel Ortiz de Zárate
- Marcelo Pinto Carvalheira (1928–2017), Brazilian religious, Archbishop of Paraíba
- Mario Di Pinto (1925–2005), Italian Romanist, Hispanicist and poet
- Martina Pinto (* 1989), Italian actress
- Miguel Pinto (* 1983), Chilean football player
- Miguel Soares Pinto (1954–2013), East Timorese freedom fighter
- Moacir Claudino Pinto (* 1936), Brazilian soccer player
N
- Nuno Miguel Sousa Pinto (* 1986), Portuguese football player
O
- Olivério Mário de Oliveira Pinto (1896–1981), Brazilian ornithologist
P
- Paulo Antônio Pereira Pinto (* 1948), Brazilian diplomat
- Pio Vito Pinto (* 1941), Italian priest
R.
- Rafael Marques Pinto (* 1983), Brazilian soccer player
- Reinaldo José Ottolina Pinto (1928–1978), Venezuelan television entertainer and producer, see Renny Ottolina
- Renata Ávila Pinto (* 1981), Guatemalan lawyer
- Ricardo Pinto (writer) (* 1961), Portuguese-Scottish writer
- Ricardo Pinto (soccer player, 1965) (* 1965), Brazilian soccer player and coach
- Ricardo Pinto (soccer player, 1993) (* 1993), Portuguese soccer player
- Ricardo Couto Pinto (* 1996), Luxembourg soccer player
- Ricardo Pedro Chaves Pinto Filho (1938–2018), Brazilian clergyman, Archbishop of Pouso Alegre
- Rodrigo Pinto Pizarro Pimentel de Almeida Carvalhais (1788–1841), Portuguese politician
- Roberto Pinto (* 1978), Portuguese football player
- Rômulo Cabral Pereira Pinto (* 1991), Brazilian soccer player
- Rúben Pinto (* 1992), Portuguese football player
- Rui Pinto ( John ; * 1988/1989), Portuguese whistleblower
S.
- Sara Pinto Coelho (1913–1990), Sao-Toméic writer
- Sebastián Pinto (* 1986), Chilean football player
- Sérgio da Silva Pinto (* 1980), Portuguese-German football player
- Steven Pinto-Borges (* 1986), French football player
T
- Tatiana Pinto (* 1994), Portuguese soccer player
- Tatjana Pinto (* 1992), German athlete
- Tiago Pinto (* 1988), Portuguese football player
W.
- Walter Jorge Pinto (* 1963), Brazilian clergyman, Bishop of União da Vitória
Y
- Yann Motta Pinto (* 1999), Brazilian soccer player
- Yazalde Gomes Pinto (* 1988), Portuguese football player