Multiply the bill amount by the tip percentage divided by 100. For example, a 15% tip on a $100 bill is $100 × 15 ÷ 100, or $15.
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Calculate a tip, see the final bill and split every amount fairly between the people at your table.
Choose a common tip or enter your own percentage. Optional rounding makes cash payments and group splits easier to manage.
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Enter the bill, select a tip and choose how many people are paying. Currency selection changes formatting only.
Tip basics
A tip calculator finds the gratuity, total bill and per-person amounts from the bill and percentage you enter.
Bill amount × tip percentage ÷ 100
Bill amount + tip amount
Total bill ÷ number of people
Multiply the bill by the tip percentage, then divide by 100.
Example: $100 × 15 ÷ 100 = $15 tip
Add the $15 tip to the $100 bill for a $115 total. When two people split it evenly, each person pays $57.50, including $50 of the bill and $7.50 of the tip.
These examples are general guidance. Tipping customs vary by country, culture, business and service type.
10%
A modest tip in situations where it fits local custom.
15%
A standard tip in some service settings.
18%
A commonly used restaurant tip.
20%
A common choice for strong service.
25%
A generous option for excellent service.
First calculate the tip and add it to the bill. Divide that total by the number of people. The calculator also divides the original bill and tip separately, so everyone can see what their payment includes.
When a total does not divide evenly, one or more people may need to pay one minor currency unit more. The result panel identifies the remainder so the shares add up exactly.
Multiply the bill amount by the tip percentage divided by 100. For example, a 15% tip on a $100 bill is $100 × 15 ÷ 100, or $15.
The right tip depends on the country, culture, business, service type and your experience. Common choices include 10%, 15%, 18%, 20% and 25%, but no single percentage applies everywhere.
Find 10% of the bill, then add half of that amount. On an $80 bill, 10% is $8 and half is $4, so a 15% tip is $12.
Find 10% of the bill by moving the decimal one place left, then double that amount. On a $60 bill, 10% is $6, so 20% is $12.
Add the tip to the bill, then divide the final total by the number of people. This calculator also shows each person’s share of the original bill and tip separately.
Customs differ. This calculator uses the bill amount you enter, so you can enter either the pre-tax amount or the final bill according to your preference and local practice.
Yes. Enter any percentage from 0% through 1,000%, including a decimal percentage with up to two decimal places.
Rounding the total or each person’s payment upward increases the amount paid without changing the selected tip percentage. The calculator shows the resulting effective tip percentage when rounding changes the total.
No. The selector changes the currency symbol and number formatting only. It does not apply an exchange rate or convert the bill amount.
The calculator shows a one-minor-unit range and identifies how many people should pay one minor currency unit more so every share adds up to the displayed total.
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Calculator disclaimer
This calculator provides a general estimate based on the values you enter. Tipping practices and tax treatment vary, and rounding can increase the effective tip. Check the final bill and local custom before paying.