The List of ships sunk at the Battle of Jutland is a list of ships which were lost during the Battle of Jutland.

This battle was fought between the British Royal Navy's Grand Fleet and the Imperial German Navy's High Seas Fleet on 31 May and 1 June 1916, during the First World War. The list is in chronological order of the time of sinking.

Time of Sinking	Main damage	Name of the ship	Type	Lives lost	Survivors
31 May 16:03	Battlecruiser action	Indefatigable	Battlecruiser	1,017	2 (POW)
31 May 16:25	Battlecruiser action	Queen Mary	Battlecruiser	1,266	9 (2 POW)
31 May 17:30	Battlecruiser action	Nomad	Destroyer	8	72 (POW)
31 May 17:30	Battlecruiser action	Nestor	Destroyer	6	68 (POW)
31 May 17:30	Battlecruiser action	V27	Torpedo boat		crew evacuated
31 May 17:45	Battlecruiser action	V29	Torpedo boat	33-43	crew evacuated
31 May 18:20	Fleet action	Defence	Armored cruiser	903	none
31 May 18:30	Fleet action	Invincible	Battlecruiser	1,026	6
31 May 19:02	Fleet action	Shark	Destroyer	86	6
31 May 19:30	Fleet action	S35	Torpedo boat	87	none
31 May 20:05	Fleet action	V48	Torpedo boat	90	1
31 May 22:35	Night action	Frauenlob	Light cruiser	320	9
31 May 23:30	Night action	Ardent	Destroyer	78	2
31 May 23:30	Night action	Fortune	Destroyer	67	1
1 June 00:00	Night action	Black Prince	Armored cruiser	857	none
1 June 02:00	Night action	Wiesbaden	Light cruiser	589	1
1 June 02:05	Night action	Turbulent	Destroyer	90	13 (POW)
1 June 02:15	Night action	V4	Torpedo boat	18	crew evacuated
1 June 02:45	Night action	Tipperary	Destroyer	185	12
1 June 02:45	Night action	Lützow	Battlecruiser	115	crew evacuated
1 June 03:00	Night action	Elbing	Light cruiser	4	crew evacuated
1 June 03:10	Night action	Pommern	Pre-dreadnought	839	none
1 June 04:25	Night action	Rostock	Light cruiser	14	crew evacuated
1 June 07:30	Night action	Sparrowhawk	Destroyer	6	crew evacuated
1 June 08:25	Battlecruiser action	Warrior	Armored cruiser	68	crew evacuated

• Time-of-day versus "action" may vary, as some ships received their deadly damage during one action but limped through to a later time or even a later action.
• The majority of British loss of life came from Vice-Admiral Sir David Beatty's battlecruiser force, which lost Queen Mary and Indefatigable in the opening minutes, and Invincible two hours later, with a total of 3,309 lives lost.