• United States - Simone Biles, Suni Lee, Jade Carey, Jordan Chiles, Hezly Rivera
• Great Britain - Georgia-Mae Fenton, Ruby Evans, Abigail Martin, Alice Kinsella, Becky Downie
• Canada - Ellie Black, Aurelie Tran, Cassie Lee, Shallon Olsen, Ava Stewart
• Brazil - Rebeca Andrade, Flavia Saraiva, Jade Barbosa, Lorrane Oliveira, Julia Soares 
• France - Marine Boyer, Melanie de Jesus dos Santos, Coline Devillard, Ming Guerardi Van Eijken, Morgane Osyssek
• China - Qiu Qiyuan, Zhou Yaqin, Ou Yushan, Zhang Yihan, Luo Huan
• Japan - Rina Kishi, Shoko Miyata*, Haruka Nakamura, Okamura Mana, Kohane Ushioku 
• Netherlands - Tisha Volleman*, Sanna Veerman, Naomi Visser, Lieke Wevers, Sanne Wevers 
• Italy - Alice D'Amato, Manila Esposito, Angela Andreoli, Elisa Iorio, Giorgia Villa 
• Australia - Kate McDonald, Emma Nedov, Ruby Pass, Breanna Scott, Emily Whitehead
• Romania - Sabrina Voinea, Ana Barbosu, Andreea Preda, Lilia Cosman, Amalia Ghigoarta 
• South Korea - Eom Dohyun, Lee Yunseo, Yeo Seojeong, Lee Dayeong, Shin Sol-yi 

*Shoko Miyata, the captain of the Japan women's artistic gymnastics team, withdrew from the team after violating the team's code of conduct by smoking and drinking alcohol, according to the Japanese Gymnastics Association.

*Replaced Vera van Pol who withdrew with a foot injury. 

Qualified through the 2023 World Championships

*Zsofia Kovacs was initially selected to compete but was later replaced by Zoja Szekely after sustaining an injury during podium training.

Qualified through the FIG Apparatus World Cup Series 

Qualified through Continental Championships 

*Isabella Brett (New Zealand) qualified a spot at the Oceania Championships, however, Gymnastics New Zealand did not submit her name to the New Zealand Olympic Committee. Brett will not compete in Paris, as her name was not listed on the official list of qualified athletes released on July 10, 2024. 

Additional Qualifiers 

• United States - Frederick Richard, Brody Malone, Asher Hong, Paul Juda, Stephen Nedoroscik 
• Great Britain - Luke Whitehouse, Max Whitlock, Jake Jarman, Joe Fraser, Harry Hepworth
• Canada - Zachary Clay, Rene Cournoyer, Felix Dolci, William Emard, Samuel Zakutney
• China - Zou Jingyuan, Zhang Boheng, Liu Yang, Xiao Ruoteng, Su Weide* 
• Japan - Hashimoto Daiki, Kaya Kazuma, Oka Shinnosuke, Sugino Takaaki, Tanigawa Wataru
• Netherlands - Loran De Munck, Martijn De Veer, Jermain Grunberg, Frank Rijken, Casmir Schmidt 
• Italy - Yumin Abbadini, Nicola Bartolini, Mario Macchiati, Carlo Macchini, Lorenzo Minh Casali 
• Ukraine - Nazar Chepurnyi, Illia Kovtun, Igor Radivilov, Radomyr Stelmakh, Oleg Verniaiev 
• Spain - Rayderley Zapata, Joel Plata, Nestor Abad, Thierno Diallo, Nicolau Mir 
• Turkiye - Ferhat Arican, Adem Asil, Ibrahim Colak, Emre Dodanli, Ahmet Onder 
• Switzerland - Loran de Munck, Martijn de Veer, Jermain Grunberg, Frank Rijken, Casimir Schmidt 
• Germany - Pascal Brendel, Lukas Dauser, Nils Dunkel, Timo Eder, Andreas Toba 

*Replaced Sun Wei who withdrew with an injury. 

Qualified through the 2023 World Championships

*Kim Hansol was initially selected to compete but was later replaced by Hur Woong after sustaining an injury. 

Qualified through the FIG Apparatus World Cup Series 

Qualified through Continental Championships 

Additional Qualifiers

How do you qualify for Olympic gymnastics?  

There are several ways that gymnasts can qualify for the Olympic Games. The first route is for an NOC to qualify a full team. This can be achieved by placing in the top-three during the team finals at the 2022 World Championships. Then, at the 2023 World Championships, the top-nine eligible countries from the team finals (meaning the three countries who qualified in 2022 are removed from the list), will earn a berth to the Olympics. That is a total of 12 women's teams and 12 men's teams. 

Individual athletes from NOCs that did not qualify a team have several possible routes to qualify to the Olympics as an individual. 

For the women, a total of 23 individual athletes qualified through the qualification round at the 2023 World Championships. 15 nominative spots (the top 15 all-around placements from NOCs that didn't qualify a team) were awarded based on the all-around qualification rankings, plus one nominative spot for the highest-ranked eligible athlete on each event. Additionally, three non-nominative spots for the highest ranked NOCs that did not qualify a team were awarded. The NOC is responsible for deciding which athlete this sport is awarded to. 

For the men, a total of 17 individual athletes qualified through the qualification round at the 2023 World Championships. Eight nominative spots (the top eight all-around placements from NOCs that didn't qualify a team) were awarded based on the all-around qualification rankings, plus one nominative spot for the highest-ranked eligible athlete on each event. Additionally, three non-nominative spots for the highest ranked NOCs that did not qualify a team were awarded. The NOC is responsible for deciding which athlete this sport is awarded to. 

Individuals can also punch a ticket to Paris through the 2024 FIG Apparatus World Cup series. A total of eight women and 12 men will qualify by being among the two highest-ranked eligible athletes on each event.  

Individuals can also qualify through their continents respective championship competition (the European Championships, African Championships, etc.) by being the highest-ranked eligible athlete. A total of five individuals will qualify to Paris through this route. 

Two more spots (one man and one woman) will be awarded through the Tripartite Commission. In order to be eligible for a Tripartite Commission quota spot, an NOC has to have an average of no more than eight athletes in individual sports over the previous two Games. 

The host nation is also guaranteed at least one athlete. Since France did not qualify a men's team to the Games, the NOC will receive one non-nominative individual berth. 

How many gymnasts can be on an Olympic team?

The Olympic team is comprised of five athletes and up to four alternates (two that will travel with the team, two non-traveling).