Bill Split & Tip Calculator

How to use the bill split and tip calculator

1. Select the currency, enter the receipt total and enter the number of people sharing it. Enter 1 for a single payer.
2. Leave No extra tip selected, or choose a percentage or fixed additional amount. Check whether tax, a service charge or a tip is already included in your receipt total.
3. For a percentage tip on a smaller base, open Tip-base options and enter only the amount already included in the bill that you want to exclude from that base.
4. Read the payment amount or two small payment groups. The groups differ only by the selected currency's smallest unit and add up exactly. Copy the split if useful.

What this calculator does

• Splits one entered bill equally by count, without names or account setup.
• Adds no extra tip, a chosen percentage tip or a chosen fixed additional tip.
• Optionally excludes an entered included charge from the percentage tip base without removing it from the bill owed.
• Uses the supported currency's 0, 2 or 3 decimal places and reconciles the complete total.
• Shows at most two payment amounts when an exactly equal currency split is impossible.

Everyday and travel uses

• Sharing a restaurant, café or other receipt with friends.
• Dividing a known taxi, rental, fuel or other shared travel bill without estimating the underlying price.
• Checking your own chosen additional tip for one payer or a group.

Understand the bill, tip base and exact split

Bill total means the receipt amount before any new tip you add here. Keep tax, service charges and existing gratuity in that total. Do not add the same receipt charge a second time.

A percentage tip is the chosen base multiplied by the chosen percentage, divided by 100. The default base is the whole entered bill. An optional included-charge exclusion changes only that percentage base, not the bill owed.

A fixed tip is an additional amount you enter directly. Percentage and excluded-charge drafts do not affect a fixed-tip or no-extra-tip calculation. Choose your own amount; the page does not recommend a tipping rate.

The percentage tip is rounded once to the selected currency's decimal precision, with half-unit ties rounded up. The receipt total and that rounded additional tip form the complete amount to allocate.

The split works in whole currency minor units. If the total cannot be divided evenly, some people pay one minor unit more than the others. You choose who pays that difference; the displayed groups still collect exactly the final total.

Changing the currency keeps and reinterprets the entered numbers. It does not perform exchange conversion. Currency precision is not a rule for cash denominations, tax treatment, tip etiquette or whether a venue accepts separate payments.

Worked bill-splitting examples

No extra tip: EUR 10.01 shared by three people gives two payments of EUR 3.34 and one of EUR 3.33, totalling EUR 10.01.

Chosen percentage: EUR 84.00 plus 12.5% adds EUR 10.50. The EUR 94.50 total is split between four people as two payments of EUR 23.63 and two of EUR 23.62.

Chosen base: USD 83.47 includes USD 5.47 that you decide to exclude from the tip base. A 12.5% tip on USD 78.00 is USD 9.75. Of the USD 93.22 total, one person pays USD 31.08 and two pay USD 31.07.

Fixed additional tip: KWD 1.234 plus KWD 0.006 is KWD 1.240. For three people, one pays KWD 0.414 and two pay KWD 0.413.

Zero-decimal currency: a chosen 12.5% tip on JPY 100 is JPY 12.5 before rounding, so the additional tip is JPY 13. Of the JPY 113 total, two people pay JPY 38 and one pays JPY 37.

What is outside this calculation

This is equal cost sharing, not an itemized receipt splitter, debt-settlement ledger, payment request or transfer service. It does not choose who owes whom or assign people to payment groups.

The page does not determine tax rates, infer local customs, recommend a tip, remove existing gratuity or decide whether a service charge should be included in the tip base.

No exchange rates, card fees or automatic cash-denomination rounding are applied. A supported ISO currency's decimal precision does not guarantee that a venue will accept the suggested separate payments.

Amounts are limited to 1000000 currency units each, percentages to 0–100 and people to 1–1000. These are software limits, not recommendations about spending or tipping.

Your bill and privacy

The arithmetic runs in your browser. No receipt upload, account, payment API or external calculator service is needed to obtain the split.

The page does not save bills in a history or put your figures in a share URL. Copying happens only when you choose Copy split. The site's ordinary consent and privacy controls still apply.