Splitting a restaurant bill evenly is simple, but it's not fair when people ordered very different amounts — this calculator handles the more realistic scenario where each person pays for their own order, plus a fair share of anything shared and the tip.
Enter each person's individual order amount, any shared items (like an appetizer everyone ate from) that get split evenly, and the tip percentage — the calculator works out exactly what each person owes, proportional to their share of the total.
The tip and shared items are distributed proportionally based on each person's individual order size, so someone who ordered more also contributes a proportionally larger share of the tip and shared costs, which most people consider fairer than a flat even split.
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Frequently asked questions
How is the tip distributed if people ordered different amounts?
Tip is calculated proportionally based on each person's share of the total individual orders, so someone with a larger order contributes proportionally more to the tip.
What if everyone ordered exactly the same amount?
In that case, the proportional split naturally becomes an even split, since everyone's share of the total is equal.