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💵 Tip Calculator

Split the bill and calculate the perfect tip in seconds.

Total to pay
Tip amount
Bill + tip
Per person

Tip: calculate first — your result is included when you share.

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How to Use the Tip Calculator

Tipping customs vary around the world, but the maths is always the same: multiply the bill by the tip percentage. This calculator does it instantly and — most usefully — splits the total fairly between everyone at the table, so nobody has to do awkward mental arithmetic while the waiter waits.

Enter the bill amount, pick a tip percentage (tap a preset like 15% or 20%, or type a custom one), set the number of people splitting, and press Calculate Tip. You'll see the tip amount, the grand total and each person's share.

As a rough etiquette guide: in the USA, 15–20% is standard for table service (20% for great service); in the UK, 10–12.5% is common and often already added as a service charge; in much of the Middle East and Asia, tipping is optional or a small rounding-up. When in doubt, check whether a service charge is already included before adding more.

For group dinners, a fair approach is to split the bill (including tip) equally — or split the food bill equally and let anyone who ordered expensive drinks cover their own. Either way, this calculator keeps the numbers transparent for everyone.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much should I tip at a restaurant?

In the USA, 15–20% of the pre-tax bill is standard for table service. In the UK, 10–12.5% is typical. Many other countries don't expect tips — check local custom and whether service is already included.

Should I tip on the pre-tax or post-tax amount?

Traditionally the pre-tax subtotal. The difference is small, but purists tip on the amount before tax is added.

How do I split a bill fairly?

The simplest fair method: add the tip to the total, then divide by the number of people. For uneven orders, each person pays for their own items plus an equal share of shared items, tax and tip.

What is a good tip for delivery?

For food delivery, 10–15% or a minimum flat amount (whichever is higher) is a common guideline, more in bad weather.

Is it rude not to tip?

It depends on the country. In the USA and Canada, tipping service staff is a strong social norm; in Japan or South Korea, tipping can actually cause confusion. Follow local norms.