Tip and split calculator
Enter the bill before the tip, the tip as a percent, and how many people are sharing it. The result is the tip, the total, and each person’s equal share.
The share is the total divided by the number of people, shown to the nearest hundredth. If the cents do not divide evenly, the shares can differ by one cent when someone rounds them.
Calculator
Required fields are marked with *.
Use a comma or a dot for the decimal, as in 12.5 or 12,5. Type thousands as 1000 or 1 000. A single comma or dot is the decimal mark, so 1,000 means 1.
Results
The result will appear here.
How to use this calculator
- Enter the bill in whatever currency you are using. The page does not convert currencies.
- Enter the tip percent and the number of people.
- Read the total first if you are paying together, or the share if you are splitting it.
Formula
tip = bill × tip percent / 100
total = bill + tip
each share = total / people
The tip and the total are rounded to the nearest hundredth before the split. The share is then shown to the nearest hundredth as well.
Worked example
A bill of 60, a 10 percent tip, two people
Ten percent of 60 is 6. The total is 66.
Split two ways, each person pays 33. The cents divide evenly, so there is no remainder.
The tip is 6.00, the total is 66.00, and each person pays 33.00.
Questions
What if three people split a total that is not divisible by three?
The page shows the equal share rounded to the nearest hundredth and adds a note. The rounded shares can differ from the exact total by one cent.
Can the tip be more than 100 percent?
Yes, up to 1000 percent, for the rare case of a very small bill. A normal tip is far lower.
Does this include tax?
Only if the bill you typed already includes it. The page does not add a separate tax.
Sources
Last reviewed November 1, 2026