Jeanette Möller, née Holmlund (5 January 1825 – 25 March 1872) was a Swedish painter.

In 1849, she became one of four females accepted as students at the Royal Swedish Academy of Arts in Stockholm: the other three being Lea Ahlborn, Agnes Börjesson and Amalia Lindegren.

On her return to Stockholm, she founded and managed an art studio for female students.

Her more known works include Shakespeare i sin studerkammare (Shakespeare in his chamber), Läsande munk (Reading monk), Sömmerska insomnad vid sitt arbete (Seamstress asleep at her work), Meditation and Flicka som matar höns (Girl feeding hens).

Their daughter Johanna Björnson Möller (born 1870) was married to economist Gustav Cassel (1866–1945).