There are several different types of stars around our universe. Below is a list of known star types.
A[]
- A-type main-sequence star
- Am star
- Anomalous X-ray pulsar
- Ap and Bp stars
B[]
- B-type main-sequence star
- Barium star
- Be star
- Binary pulsar
- Binary star
- Black dwarf
- Black star
- Blue dwarf
- Blue giant
- Blue hypergiant
- Blue straggler
- Blue supergiant
- Bright giant
- Brown dwarf
C[]
- Carbon detonation
- Carbon star
- CH star
- Compact star
D[]
- Dark-energy star
- Double star
E[]
- Electroweak star
- Exotic star
F[]
- F-type main-sequence star
- Flare star
- Frozen star (hypothetical)
- FU Orionis star
G[]
- G-type main-sequence star
- Giant star
- Gravastar
H[]
- Helium star
- Herbig Ae/Be star
- Hypergiant
- Hypernova
I[]
- Intergalactic star
- Iron star
K[]
- K-type main-sequence star
L[]
- Lambda Boötis star
- Late-type star
- Lead star
- Luminous blue variable
M[]
- Magnetar
- Magnetospheric eternally collapsing object
- Main-sequence star
- Mercury-manganese star
N[]
O[]
- O-type main-sequence star
- O-type stars
- OB star
- Optical pulsar
P[]
- Peculiar star
- PG 1159 star
- Photometric-standard star
- Planetar
- Pre-main-sequence star
- Preon star
- Protostar
- Pulsar
Q[]
- Q star
- Quark star
- Quasi-star
R[]
- Radio star
- Radio-quiet neutron star
- Rapidly oscillating Ap star
- Red dwarf
- Red giant
- Red supergiant
- Relativistic star
S[]
- S-type star
- Shell star
- Soft gamma repeater
- Star Death
- Stellar black hole
- Sub-brown dwarf
- Subdwarf B star
- Subdwarf star
- Subgiant
- Supergiant
T[]
- T Tauri type stars
- Technetium star
- Thorne–Żytkow object
V[]
- Variable star
W[]
- White dwarf
- Wolf–Rayet star
X[]
- X-ray pulsar
Y[]
- Yellow giant
- Yellow hypergiant
- Yellow supergiant
- Young stellar object