Adam Krafft (1493 in Fulda; September 9, 1558 in Marburg) was a Protestant church reformer from Hesse. Krafft was born as the son of the former mayor of Fulda, Hans Krafft. He was a student at the monastery school in Fulda under Crotus Rubeanus and at the Latin school in Neuburg an der Donau, and from 1512 he studied at the University of Erfurt, where he dedicated himself to humanism. He encountered a circle of young humanists gathered around Mutianus Rufus and became friends with Joachim Camerarius the Elder. At the Leipzig Disputation, he met Martin Luther and Philipp Melanchthon, which had a significant impact on him. Subsequently, he served as a preacher in Fulda and moved to Hersfeld in 1524. On August 15, 1525, he was appointed by Landgrave Philip as the landgrave's preacher and visitor.