Free Tip Calculator

Calculate a tip and split a bill between any number of people — no sign up.

No account neededProcessed locallyInstant results
$7.50
Tip
$57.50
Total
$57.50
Per person

Quick math at the table

Splitting a bill fairly between several people while also working out a tip is exactly the kind of small math that's easy to get wrong doing it in your head. This tool computes both instantly, directly in your browser.

Using it

  1. Enter the bill total.
  2. Set the tip percentage and number of people splitting it.
  3. Read the per-person total instantly.

Advantages and limitations

Advantages

  • Instant, exact results — no mental rounding needed
  • Splits evenly across any number of people

Limitations

  • Even split only — doesn't itemize per person's individual order
  • Doesn't account for tax being calculated before or after tip, which varies locally

Common uses

  • Splitting a restaurant bill evenly among a group.
  • Working out a tip amount before paying.
  • Checking each person's fair share on a shared order.

A note on tipping norms

Appropriate tip percentages vary significantly by country, and even by context within the same country — restaurant service, delivery, and other situations often carry different expectations. This tool doesn't assume a "correct" default, since there genuinely isn't a universal one; it simply computes whatever percentage you enter accurately.

Pairs well with

For working out a discount or a percentage change instead, the site's Percentage Calculator covers that directly.

Frequently asked questions

+Is this tip calculator really free, with no sign up?

Yes. There's no account and no limit on how many times you can use it.

+How does splitting the bill actually work?

The total bill plus tip is divided evenly across the number of people you specify — a straightforward even split, not itemized per person's individual order.

+What's a typical tip percentage?

This varies a lot by country and context — commonly somewhere between 15–20% at US restaurants for standard service, though local norms differ significantly elsewhere and this tool doesn't assume any particular default is "correct" for your situation.

+Is my data sent anywhere?

No. Everything is computed directly in your browser.

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