Work out the tip and split the bill in seconds.

Whether you're at a restaurant in the US, a bar, or splitting a meal between a large group, this free calculator tells you exactly how much to tip, the total bill amount, and what each person owes.

Enter your bill, choose a tip percentage, and enter the number of people. Click Calculate for an instant split.

Tip Calculator — Split the Bill

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Tip Calculator — How Much to Tip

Enter your bill amount, select a tip percentage and the number of people sharing the bill. The calculator instantly shows how much each person pays, the total tip amount, and the final total.

How much should I tip at a restaurant in the US?

The standard tip at a US restaurant is 15–20% of the pre-tax bill. 18% is a common baseline for good service, 20% for great service, and 25% for exceptional service. Tipping below 15% is considered poor in the US restaurant industry where staff rely heavily on tips as part of their income.

Do you tip on the pre-tax or post-tax amount?

Either is acceptable. Some people tip on the pre-tax amount, others on the total. The difference on a typical restaurant bill is small — on a $80 bill with 8% tax, tipping 20% on pre-tax gives $16 vs $17.28 on the post-tax total.

What is a 20% tip on $50?
A 20% tip on a $50 bill is $10, making the total $60. Use this calculator for any amount — just enter $50 and select 20%.
How do you split a bill with tip?
Enter the bill amount, choose your tip percentage, and enter the number of people. This calculator divides the total (bill plus tip) equally between everyone in your group.
Is tipping expected in the UK?
Tipping in the UK is appreciated but less expected than in the US. 10–12.5% is typical at UK restaurants for good service. Many UK restaurants now add a discretionary service charge, so always check your bill before adding an extra tip.
Do you tip in the UK?
Tipping in the UK is appreciated but less expected than in the US. At restaurants, 10 to 12.5% is typical for good service. Many UK restaurants now add a discretionary service charge (usually 12.5%) automatically to the bill — always check before adding a further tip on top. At bars and pubs, tipping is less common though rounding up or offering the barstaff a drink is appreciated.
What is a 20% tip on $100?
A 20% tip on a $100 bill is $20, making the total $120. Split between 4 people, that's $30 each. Use this calculator for any combination of bill amount, tip percentage, and number of people.
Should you tip on the pre-tax or post-tax amount?
Either is acceptable in the US. Most people tip on the pre-tax amount, as the service charge should arguably relate to the food and service rather than the government's tax. On a typical restaurant bill the difference is small — on an $80 pre-tax bill with 8% tax, 20% on pre-tax gives $16 tip versus $17.28 on the post-tax total.