Working out a tip and splitting a bill fairly among a group is simple math, but doing it in your head at the table is where mistakes creep in. This calculator takes your bill total, a tip percentage, and the number of people splitting it, and instantly shows the tip amount, the grand total, and each person's share.
Adjust the slider to match typical tipping norms for your situation, and the per-person amount updates immediately as you change the group size.
Because everything runs locally in your browser, results appear instantly and nothing you type or upload is ever sent to a server.
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Frequently asked questions
What's a standard tip percentage?
Norms vary by country and service type, but 15–20% is common in the US for restaurant service; other regions may tip less or not at all.
Does this split the tip evenly regardless of what each person ordered?
Yes, this calculator assumes an even split; for itemized splitting where people pay for exactly what they ordered, you'd need to calculate each portion separately.