Tina Kofler, also Albertina Kofler, née Gfreiner was an Austrian graphic artist and painter.

She took over Bertha von Tarnóczy's painting school in Linz in 1913 and ran it for several years. Her students included Vilma Eckl and Fanny Newald.

Kofler grew up as the daughter of a pharmacist who settled in Frankenmarkt around 1885. She attended the art school in Vienna and the Women's Academy in Munich, where she was a student of Heinrich Knirr. In 1890, she married the pharmacist Josef Kofler († April 7, 1937) and settled in Kremsmünster. She belonged to the MAERZ artists' association from 1922. Among other things, she designed the emergency banknotes of the municipality of Kematen an der Krems.

Her works were exhibited at the Vienna Secession, in Dresden, at the Glaspalast in Munich and in Linz.