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Mills, as a persons name, may refer to:

Adrian Mills, a British television presenter
Alan Mills (baseball) (born 1966), an American baseball player
Alan Mills (tennis), a British tennis player and referee
Alice Mills (born 1986), an Australian swimmer
Annette Mills (1894-1955), a British dancer, actress and broadcaster
Barry Mills, president of Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine
Bertram Mills (1873-1938), a British circus owner
Billy G. Mills (born 1929), an American politician and judge
Billy Mills (born 1938), an American Olympic runner
Bob Mills (comedian) (born 1957), a British comedian and radio presenter
Bob Mills (politician) (born 1941), a Canadian politician
Brad Mills (born 1957), an American baseball player and coach
C. Wright Mills (1916–1962), an American sociologist
Caleb Mills (1806-1879), an American educator
Charles Mills, an American professor
Charles Mills (1788) (1788-1826), an English historian
Chris Mills, an American basketball player
Clark Mills (sculptor) (1810-1883), an American sculptor
Colin Mills (born 1951), a British educationalist
Crispian Mills (born 1973), a British musician
Damian Mills (1979–2003), a Canadian cricketer
Darius Ogden Mills (1825-1910), an American banker and philanthropist
Danny Mills (born 1977), a British professional footballer (soccer)
David L. Mills, an American professor and software engineer
David Mills (Canadian politician), a Canadian politician, author, poet and jurist
David Mills (cricketer), a New Zealand cricketer
Dennis Mills (born 1946), a Canadian businessman and politician
Derek Mills, an American Olympic runner
Donna Mills (born 1940), an American actress
Florence Mills (1896-1927), an African American cabaret singer, dancer, and comedian
Frank Mills, a Canadian musician
Freddie Mills (1919-1965), a British boxer
Gord Mills (1928-2004), a Canadian politician
Harlan Mills (1919—1996), an American computer scientist
Hayley Mills (born 1946), a British actress
Howard Mills, an American politician
Irving Mills (1894–1985), a jazz figure
Jack Mills, driver of train in the Great Train Robbery (1963)
James Mills (1914-1997), a Canadian politician
Jeff Mills (born 1963), an American DJ and music producer
Jerry Mills (1951-1993), a gay cartoonist
John Channell Mills (1929-1998), a British actor
Juliet Mills (born 1941), a British character actress
Kerry Mills (1869-1948), an American composer
Kyle Mills (born 1979), a New Zealand cricketer
Kyle Mills (Author), an American author
Les Mills (born 1934), a New Zealand Olympic athlete
Magnus Mills (born 1954), an English author
Mark Muir Mills (1917–1958), an American nuclear physicist
Mary Mills (born 1940), an American professional golfer
Mick Mills (born 1949), a British professional footballer (soccer)
Mike Mills (born 1958), bass guitar player for R.E.M.
Mike Mills (director) (born 1966), an American director
Nicholas Mills (1781-1862), an American businessman
Ogden L. Mills (1884-1937), an American Secretary of the Treasury and Congressman
Pat Mills, a British cartoonist
Rob Mills (born 1982), an Australian pop singer
Robert Mills (architect) (1781-1855), an American architect
Robert Mills (physicist) (1927-1999), an American physicist
Robert P. Mills (1920-1986), an American crime and science fiction magazine editor
Roger Q. Mills (1832–1911), an American politician
Russell Mills (born 1944), a Canadian newspaper publisher
Sam Mills (1959-2005), an American football player
Samuel John Mills (1783-1818), an American preacher
Scott Mills (born 1974), a British DJ
Stephanie Mills (born 1957), an African-American singer
Susan Tolman Mills (1825-1912), co-founder and first president of Mills College
Tarpe Mills (1915-1988), an American comic book writer whose real name was June Mills
Terry Mills (born 1967), an American basketball player
Trevor Mills, a Canadian folk singer
Walter Mills, an English recipient of the Victoria Cross
Wayne Mills, a British soldier who was the first recipient of the Conspicuous Gallantry Cross
Wilbur Mills (1909-1992), an American politician
William O. Mills (1924—1973), an American politician

Angela Kincaid, a children's book illustrator also known as Angie Mills
Dizzee Rascal, a British musician whose real name is Dylan Mills
Heather Mills McCartney (born 1968), second wife of Sir Paul McCartney whose maiden name was Heather Mills

Mills, as a place name, may refer to:

Mills County, Iowa
Mills County, Texas
Mills Township, Midland County, Michigan
Mills Township, Ogemaw County, Michigan

Mills may also refer to:

Mills' constant, a mathematical constant
Mills (crater), a crater on the Moon
Mills (fictional agent), a fictional British secret agent created by Manning O'Brine
Mills & Boon, a British publisher of romance novels
Mills bomb, a popular name for a series of British hand grenades
Mills Blue Rhythm Band, an American big band
Mills Brothers, an African-American jazz and pop vocal group
Mills College, a women's college in Oakland, California
Mills Corporation, a major shopping mall developer
Mills Cross Telescope, a type of telescope
Mills Mess, a juggling pattern
Nine Men's Morris, a game that is also called Mills

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