Guttera is a genus of birds in the family Numididae. The four species are found in forests of sub-Saharan Africa. Unlike other guineafowl, they have a distinctive black crest.
Established by Johann Georg Wagler in 1832, it contains four species:
| Plumed guineafowl | Guttera plumifera | |
| Eastern crested guineafowl | Guttera pucherani | |
| Western crested guineafowl | Guttera verreauxi | |
| Southern crested guineafowl | Guttera edouardi |
The name Guttera is a combination of the Latin words gutta, meaning "spot" and -fera, meaning "bearing" (from ferre: to bear).
