Jenny Löffler is a German voice actress and actress known for her work in dubbing foreign-language films and television series, including anime, into German. Born in Berlin in 1989, she began her acting training at the Theaterakademie Vorpommern, where she studied from 2009 to 2013, and later participated in an intensive workshop at the Stage School Hamburg. Her professional profile is primarily defined by her extensive work as a voice artist, a field in which she has been active for over a decade.

Löffler has built a substantial career lending her voice to numerous characters across a wide variety of live-action and animated productions. A German dubbing database lists her involvement in hundreds of voice roles, demonstrating her versatility and high demand in the industry. Her voice is characterized as suiting teenage, young adult, and thirty-something characters.

Within the anime sector, she is recognized for her contributions to German-language adaptations of popular series. She voiced the character Chihiro Sengoku in the romantic comedy series The Pet Girl of Sakurasou. Another of her prominent anime roles is Olivier van de Berme in the cyberpunk series No Guns Life, where she provides the German voice for the character originally voiced by Yoko Hikasa in Japanese. Her anime credits also include the role of Tearju Lunatique in the To Love Ru: Darkness series.

Beyond anime, her voice work encompasses a broad spectrum of international film and television. She has dubbed actresses in major Hollywood productions, including Florence Kasumba as Ayo in Avengers: Infinity War, Veronica Ngo as Paige Tico in Star Wars: The Last Jedi, and Samantha Colley as Ottilie in Solo: A Star Wars Story. Her repertoire also includes voice roles in animated features such as Raya und der letzte Drache and various films in the LEGO DC Comics series. Her active career, marked by a continuous stream of roles in both film and television series, establishes her as a prominent figure in the German dubbing industry.