Ottilie

• Ottilie Abrahams, a Namibian activist.
• Ottilie Assing, a German journalist.
• Ottilie von Bistram, a Latvian writer and teacher.
• Ottilia Borbáth, a Romanian actor.
• Ottilie Davidová, the youngest of Franz Kafka's three sisters.
• Ottilie Fleischer, a German athlete.
• Ottilie Louise Fresco, a Dutch scientist.
• Ottilie Godefroy, an Austrian actor who performed under the name Tilla Durieux.
• Ottilie von Hansemann, a German women's rights activist.
• Ottilie Houser Brattain, American mathematician and mother of the physicist Walter Houser Brattain.
• Ottilie Hoffmann, a German educationalist and social reformer.
• Ottilie of Katzenelnbogen, a German aristocrat.
• Tillie Klimek, an American serial killer.
• Ottilie Kruger, American actor and daughter of the actor Otto Kruger.
• Ottilia Carolina Kuhlman, a Swedish actor.
• Ottoline Leyser, a British plant biologist.
• Ottilie A. Liljencrantz, an American writer.
• Ottilia Littmarck, a Swedish actor and director.
• Tilly Losch, an Austrian dancer and choreographer.
• Ottilie Maclaren Wallace, a Scottish sculptor.
• Ottilie Metzger, a German contralto.
• Lady Ottoline Morrell, an English society hostess.
• Ottilie Mulzet, a translator of Hungarian poetry and prose.
• Ottilie Palm Jost, a Canadian impressionist artist.
• Ottilie Patterson, a Northern Irish jazz singer.
• Ottilie Roederstein, a Swiss painter.
• Ottilie Stibaner, a German chess player
• Ottilie Sutro, an American pianist.
• Ottilie Wildermuth, a German writer.

• Ottilie, a principal character in the novel Elective Affinities by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
• Ottilie Harshom, protagonist in John Wyndham‘s story "Random Quest", published in 1961 and later made into the film Quest for Love.
• Ottilie, in "To Ottilie" by Robert Louis Stevenson.
• Ottilie, in the short story "House of Flowers" by Truman Capote, later adapted into a musical of the same name.