The diving competition at the 2024 Paris Olympics will be contested in four disciplines: individual springboard, individual platform, synchronized springboard and synchronized platform. Divers will launch off the springboard at a height of three meters above the water, while the platform dive is performed from a fixed surface positioned 10 meters above the water. The synchronized events feature teams of two divers per nation competing against other pairs.

Diving has long been a part of the Olympic program, making its debut in the 1904 St. Louis Games. Women’s diving events became part of the program in 1912, and the synchronized competition was added at the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games.

While the U.S. was strong in this event when it first joined the Olympic program, China has dominated in recent memory, winning 27 of the last 32 gold medals, dating back to the 2008 Beijing Games. Diving will take place at the 2024 Paris Olympics between July 27th - August 10th.

The diving competition will take place at the Olympics Aquatic Center. This venue, along with Le Bourget Climbing Wall, are the only permanent sports facilities set to be built for the Paris Games. The Olympics Aquatic Center is poised to host artistic swimming, water polo, and diving in 2024. The Center was designed using only bio-sourced materials, making it a low-carbon facility that is committed to its energy and environmental performance.

After the Games, the venue will address the needs of Seine-Saint-Denis, its host region, and the French community as it continues to host major national and international competitions, such as the European Aquatics Championships and the World Aquatics Championships. The Aquatics Center will house a range of sports facilities after the Games, including a fitness area, climbing wall, paddle tennis courts, and pitches for team sports.

There will be eight diving events in four disciplines at the 2024 Paris Olympics:

• 3m springboard (women’s/men’s)
• 10m platform (women’s/men’s)
• Synchronized 3m springboard (women’s/men’s)
• Synchronized 10m platform (women’s/men’s)

• Andrew Capobianco - The top American in men's springboard who won silver at the Tokyo Olympics and finished fourth at 2023 Worlds. 
• Carson Tyler - A 20-year-old making his Olympic debut, he'll compete in both the men's springboard and platform events. 
• Tyler Downs and Greg Duncan - The duo will compete as a pair in the Olympic men's springboard event for the first time. They finished fourth at the 2023 Worlds. 
• Sarah Bacon and Kassidy Cook- Bacon will compete in both the women's springboard and the women's synchronized springboard in Paris. Bacon and Cook finished fourth in the synchro springboard at the 2023 Worlds, and are looking for the U.S.'s first medal in the event since 2012.
• Alison Gibson -  Gibson is competing in her second Olympics after finishing eighth in the women's synchronized springboard at the Tokyo Games. She will compete in the women's springboard in Paris. 
• Delaney Schnell and Jessica Parratto - The duo won silver in the synchro platform at the Tokyo Olympics, and will compete in the same event in Paris. Schnell will also compete in the solo women's platform, an even she won bronze in at the 2019 Worlds.