The invention relates to an internal broaching tool for broaching profiles delimited by a root and flanks. The aim of the invention is to design an internal broaching tool for broaching profiles that allows a workpiece to be broached in an inexpensive, robust, simple, functionally safe, and reliable manner without requiring a machining allowance while ensuring great accuracy of the shape and flanks of the profile on the broached workpiece even when the material strength of the workpiece changes, such that the actually broached profile exactly matches the desired profile. The internal broaching tool as per the invention is characterized in that a relief part (5) is arranged between the toothed part (4) and the calibration part (6), and the calibrating broaching teeth (8) in adjacent rows (7) on the calibration part (6) are designed such that said teeth (8) have a guiding flank (10) (without a clearance angle or with a maximum negative clearance angle of 0.1 DEG ) and a cutting flank (11) (with a positive clearance angle), and the guiding flanks (10) and the cutting flanks (11) on the calibrating broaching teeth (8) located behind each other in the direction opposite the broaching direction are alternately offset relative to each other in adjacent rows (7). The position, shape, and size of each guiding flank (10) located downstream in relation to the direction opposite the broaching direction are associated with the position, shape, and size of the associated cutting flank (11) (or the flank of the broaching tooth) in the preceding row (7). Alternatively, a relief part (5) is arranged between the toothed part (4) and the calibration part (6), and broaching cutting teeth (12) (the two flanks of which have a positive clearance angle) and broaching guiding teeth (13) (the two flanks of which have no clearance angle or a maximum negative clearance angle of 0.1 DEG ) are disposed on the calibration part (6) as broaching teeth (8) in such a way that a broaching guiding tooth (13) is always located next to a broaching cutting tooth (12) in a row (7). The position, shape, and size of each broaching guiding tooth (13) located downstream in relation to the direction opposite the broaching direction (3) are associated with the position, shape, and size of the associated broaching cutting tooth (12) (or the broaching tooth) in the preceding row (7).