A free tip calculator that splits the bill and shows every common tip at once, with an option to round up.
Work out the tip and split the bill, at every common percent, with an option to round up.
Your numbers
Tip on the amount before tax if you like: type the subtotal as the bill.
Your result
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This free tip calculator works out the tip, the total and each person's share, at any percent, with an option to round the total up.
A table shows every common tip from 10% to 25% at once, so you can pick without doing the math at the table.
I built it because splitting a bill 3 ways with a tip on top is the most common math anyone does after dinner. It should take 2 seconds.
Key takeaways
What is a tip calculator?
A tip calculator works out a tip from a bill and a percent, then the total and each person's share. It's the quickest way to split a bill fairly.
How to use the tip calculator
You need the bill and the percent.
The table under the result shows every common percent for the same bill.
A worked example
Here's the example the calculator loads when you press Try an example: an $84.50 bill, a 20% tip, split 3 ways.
- Amount
- $12.68
- Total
- $97.18
- Amount
- $15.21
- Total
- $99.71
- Amount
- $16.90
- Total
- $101.40
- Amount
- $18.59
- Total
- $103.09
- Amount
- $21.13
- Total
- $105.63
At 20%, the total is $101.40, or $33.80 each.
Tipping abroad
What's normal at home can be odd elsewhere.
Where service is included
In much of Europe and Asia, service is often in the bill already. A small round-up is enough.
In other currencies
Pick the local currency, and the currency converter shows the total in yours. The card fees abroad calculator shows what your card adds.
Mistakes to avoid
These are the slips that make a split unfair.
- Tipping on the total after tax when you meant before
- Splitting evenly when 1 person ordered much more
- Tipping twice when service is already included
- Rounding each share instead of the total
Who is the tip calculator for?
It's for anyone splitting a bill with friends, and these tools help with other everyday sums.
- Percentage calculator – for any other percent
- Discount calculator – for a price after a discount
- Currency converter – for a bill in another currency
- Card fees abroad calculator – for what your card charges abroad
- Gas trip calculator – for splitting a road trip's fuel
Type the bill, pick a percent, and get back to the table.
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Tip Calculator FAQs
Questions about the tip calculator? Here's what to know.
A tip calculator works out the tip, the total and each person's share from a bill and a percent.
This free one shows every common percent at once and can round the total up.
Multiply the bill by the percent.
A 20% tip on $84.50 is $84.50 × 0.20, which is $16.90.
It depends on the country and the service.
In the US, 15% to 20% is usual at a restaurant.
Many people tip on the amount before tax.
Type the subtotal as the bill if you do.
Add the tip to the bill, then divide the total by the number of people.
So $101.40 split 3 ways is $33.80 each.
It rounds the total up to the next dollar and adds the difference to the tip.
So $101.40 becomes $102, and the tip becomes $17.50.
Yes, pick any of 158 currencies.
Tipping customs differ between countries, so check the local norm.
I did.
I'm Navid Moazzez, and I made the tip calculator as one of my free tools on navid.me.
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