Noah Munck was born in Orange County, California to Kymbry (Robinson), a full-time mom, and Greg Munck, an executive pastor at a Mission Viejo church. Noah has three younger brothers and one younger sister. After seeing how much fun his sister was having in an improv class, he decided that he wanted to be enrolled. Encouraged by his sister and his improv teacher, Munck decided that he wanted to pursue acting professionally.

Munck first broke into the entertainment business at age 10 with a Volkswagen spot, followed by a national "Got Milk?" and a campaign for Kellogg's. The talented young actor then co-starred in several television series, including "All of Us" (2003), "American Body Shop" (2007), and "1321 Clover" (2007). He also guest-starred on "Rules of Engagement" (2007), "Wizards of Waverly Place" (2007), and "ER" (1994). In 2007 he landed the role of Gibby on Nickelodeon's hit series "iCarly" (2007).

Noah made his feature-film debut as foul-mouthed tough guy Ryan Tucker in "The Rainbow Tribe" (2008). His filmography includes roles in "All About Steve" (2009). "Four Christmases" (2008), and "Bad Teacher" (2011). An avid gamer, he also voiced a character in the DVD game "Are You Smarter Than a 5th-Grader?" In 2011 he also made a triumphant return in TruGreen's second national multimedia advertisement as their spokesman Bobby Sinclair, The Neighborhood Lawn Kid," starring once more as the junior lawn-mowing entrepreneur. The positive consumer response and outpouring of feedback prompted the company to hire Noah as its teen spokesperson.

In his free time, Noah enjoys reading books and graphic novels, swimming, playing football and video games, and working out. In the future, he hopes to produce, direct, and write his own projects.