Cognomen Pinto (Pinto 
, 平托 
, Пинто 
, and others...) , all around the world, is a prevalent family name. The family name Pinto is habitual in Portugal, where it is a prevalent surname, Cabo Verde, where it is a widespread surname, and Brazil, where it is a common surname (explore the name in all countries). Not in comparison with a country's population, the name is most common in Brazil, Portugal, and Colombia. Much less frequently, Pinto is the forename as well as the last name.
| VARIANT | COUNTRY |
|---|---|
| Pinto | Angola, Brazil, Portugal, Colombia, India |
| 平托 | China |
| Пинто | Russia, Belarus |
| بينتو | Sudan |
| פינטו | Israel |
|
fernão mendes pinto Portuguese explorer and writer, PT (b. 1509) |
|
| juan lucas de pinto Spanish Catholic priest, ES (b. 1526) |
|
|
| lucas pinto cuadrado 16th-century Spanish military and political leader in the Americas, ES (b. 1540) |
|
|
| andré pinto (b. 1538) |
|
|
| diogo pinto Portuguese missionary, PT (b. 1550) |
|
|
| josiah ben joseph pinto Ottoman Rabbi, SY (b. 1565) |
|
|
| carlo pinto Roman Catholic bishop (b. 1583) |
|
|
| jacobus pinto (b. 1575) |
|
|
| paulo jacomo pinto PT (b. 1625) |
|
|
|
lorenzo bernardino pinto IT (b. 1704) |
|
| francisco pinto (b. 1662) |
|
|
| antónio cerqueira pinto born 1679; died 1744 (b. 1679) |
|
|
|
avraham pinto Rabbi Dayan Av Beit Din in Marrakesh in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, MA (b. 1740) |
|
|
fortunato pinto Roman Catholic archbishop, IT (b. 1740) |
|
| manuel de jesus pinto Brazilian painter, BR (b. 1701) |
|