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Bill Splitter

Enter the subtotal, tax, and tip, then split it evenly across the group or by custom shares to see exactly what each person owes.

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Grand total

$100.80

Subtotal $80.00 · tax $6.40 · tip $14.40

Each of 4 pays

$25.20

How to use Bill Splitter

The bill splitter works out exactly what everyone owes when you share a restaurant bill, group trip, or household expense. Enter the subtotal, tax percentage, and tip percentage and split it evenly across the group, or switch to share mode to divide it by custom weights when people ordered differently. Every amount is shown in your chosen currency and calculated privately in your browser.

  1. Enter the bill subtotal, tax percentage, and tip percentage.
  2. Choose "Split equally" and set the number of people, or "Split by share".
  3. For share mode, add each person and set their weight.
  4. Read the grand total and each person’s amount, then copy the summary.

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Equal splits versus share-based splits

An equal split divides the full total — subtotal plus tax and tip — by the number of people, which is fair when everyone ordered roughly the same. A share-based split is better when contributions differ: assign each person a weight and the total is divided in proportion, so someone who ordered a main and drinks pays more than someone who only had a coffee. Both methods add tax and tip to the whole bill first, then divide, which keeps the shared charges proportional rather than flat.

Example: $80 bill, 8% tax, 18% tip
ItemAmount
Subtotal$80.00
Tax (8%)$6.40
Tip (18%)$14.40
Total$100.80
Each of 4 (equal)$25.20

Tipping and tax around the world

Tipping norms vary widely: 15–20% is customary in the United States, around 10% in much of Europe where service is often already included, and tipping is uncommon or even discouraged in countries like Japan. Sales tax also differs — some regions show tax-inclusive prices while others add it at the till. Because the splitter takes tax and tip as adjustable percentages and works in any currency, you can match local custom precisely rather than assuming a fixed rate.

Worked examples

Even four-way split

Inputs: $80 · 8% tax · 18% tip · 4 people

Result: $25.20 each

Uneven shares

Inputs: $120 total · shares 1, 1, 2

Result: $30, $30, $60

No tip

Inputs: $50 · 10% tax · 0% tip · 2

Result: $27.50 each

Glossary

Subtotal
The cost of the items ordered, before tax and tip are added.
Share weight
A number that sets how much of the total a person pays relative to others in share mode.
Service charge
A tip or gratuity added to a bill, often already included in some countries.
Per-person amount
The final sum each individual owes after the total is divided.

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