Tip Calculator
Work out the tip and split the bill between any number of people, with an option to round the total up.
How to use it
- Enter the bill, drag the tip percentage, and set how many people are splitting it.
- Round up gives everyone a cleaner number to hand over.
- Tipping norms vary a lot by country — 15–20% in the US, often nothing at all in Japan.
Examples
| $85 bill, 15% tip, 2 people | $48.88 each |
Enter the bill total, drag the tip percentage, and split the result across any number of people — with an optional round-up so everyone hands over a clean number rather than an awkward fraction of a cent.
Splitting evenly vs splitting by round-up
An $85 bill with a 15% tip split two ways comes to $48.88 each — an exact even split. Rounding up instead nudges the total to the next whole currency unit before splitting, so each person pays a round number like $49 rather than dealing with the odd cents, at the cost of everyone paying a few cents more than a strictly even split.
Tipping norms vary a lot
| Country/region | Typical tip |
|---|---|
| United States | 15–20% at restaurants, often expected |
| UK | 10–12.5%, sometimes already included as a service charge |
| Japan | Not customary; tipping can be seen as odd or even rude |
| Australia | Not expected; rounding up is common but optional |
Worked example
On an $85 bill with a 15% tip, the tip itself is $12.75, bringing the total to $97.75; split between two people that's $48.88 each.
Last updated 17 August 2026