Tip Splitter
Split a restaurant bill plus tip across any number of people — with optional rounding.
Quick answer: Tip Splitter: split a restaurant bill plus tip across any number of people — with optional rounding. Runs entirely in your browser, free, no signup.
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The math of splitting a bill sounds trivial until rounding gets involved. This tool computes the tip, the grand total, and the exact per-person share, then optionally rounds each share up to a whole currency unit — with the surplus flowing to the staff as a slightly larger tip. That is the tidy real-world solution when nobody wants to fumble with coins or transfer odd cents.
Tip norms vary sharply by country, and the tool is deliberately neutral about them. In the United States 18–22% is customary for table service, much of Europe runs 10–12% or rounds up, and in Japan tipping can actually cause offense. Set the percentage to what fits the venue and country rather than assuming a default — the calculation is currency-agnostic, and the selector only affects how the numbers are displayed.
One design limitation is worth stating plainly: every diner pays an equal share. If one person had a bottle of wine and another just water, an even split isn't fair, and you'll want an itemized splitter like Splitwise or Tricount that tracks who ordered what. This tool is for the common case where the table agrees to divide evenly.
For working out just the gratuity on a single bill without dividing it, the tip calculator is the simpler companion, and everything runs in your browser so no amounts are stored.
Frequently asked questions
- How is rounding handled?
- Off by default. With 'round up' on, each person pays a whole-currency-unit amount that's at least the true share — the surplus rounds the staff's tip up.
- Which currencies are supported?
- USD, EUR, GBP, CAD, AUD, JPY, SGD, HKD, NZD, CHF and INR for display formatting. The math is currency-agnostic.
- What's a typical tip percentage?
- Varies wildly by country — 18-22% is normal in the US for sit-down restaurants, 10-12% in much of Europe, 0% in Japan where tipping can offend. Pick what's appropriate for the venue and country.
- Are my numbers uploaded?
- No — every calculation runs in your browser.
- Can it handle uneven splits?
- Not yet — every person pays the same share. For uneven splits (one person had wine, another didn't), use a dedicated bill-splitter app like Tricount or Splitwise.