Tip Calculator

Enter the bill, pick a tip percentage, and split it between as many people as you like.

How Tip Calculator Works

This tip calculator works out how much to tip on a bill and, if you're splitting the check, how much each person owes. Enter the bill amount, choose a tip percentage (or tap one of the quick presets), and set how many people are splitting it -- everything updates as you adjust the sliders.

Formula & Method

The tip amount is tip = bill × (tip% ÷ 100), and the total bill including tip is total = bill + tip. When splitting between more than one person, each person's share is total ÷ people for the total, and tip ÷ people for just their share of the tip. With only one person, the result is simply labeled "Total Amount" rather than a per-person split.

Worked Example

For a ₹500 bill with a 15% tip split between 4 people: the tip amount is 500 × 0.15 = ₹75, making the total bill ₹575. Split four ways, each person owes ₹575 ÷ 4 = ₹143.75 in total, of which ₹75 ÷ 4 = ₹18.75 is their share of the tip.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I tip on the pre-tax bill or the total including tax?
Conventions vary by country and even by restaurant, and this calculator simply applies your chosen tip percentage to whatever amount you enter in Bill Amount -- if you want to tip only on the pre-tax subtotal, enter that subtotal rather than the tax-included total.
How does splitting the bill handle rounding, like if it doesn't divide evenly?
The calculator shows the exact mathematical per-person share (to the nearest cent/paisa), which may not divide out to a perfectly round number -- in practice, one person in the group often rounds up slightly to cover the remainder in cash.
What are the quick tip percentage buttons for?
The 10%, 15%, 18%, 20%, and 25% buttons are common tipping benchmarks in many places -- tapping one instantly sets the tip percentage and slider to that value instead of you having to drag or type it manually.
Can I use this for a 0% tip, like just splitting a bill evenly?
Yes -- set the Tip (%) field to 0 and the calculator becomes a plain bill-splitter, dividing the original bill amount evenly across however many people you specify.