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Tip Calculator | Restaurant Gratuity and Split Per Person

Calculate a restaurant tip, total bill, and per-person split from subtotal, tax, service fee, and a percentage or fixed gratuity.

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Use one currency consistently. Blank tax and service-fee fields are treated as 0.

-Tip amount
-Total to pay
-Per person
-Tip base amount

Enter a base amount to calculate tip, total, and split.

Fast tip and bill split in one place

When traveling or dining in groups, tip math can be surprisingly annoying. This tool calculates all key values together:

  • Tip amount
  • Final amount to pay
  • Per-person split

Key features

  • Two tip modes: percentage or fixed amount
  • Flexible tip base: subtotal only or include tax/service fees
  • Automatic split by number of people
  • 10%, 15%, 18%, and 20% quick presets
  • Clear validation for blank, negative, oversized, and invalid people values
  • Real-time updates with a copy-ready result summary

How to use

  1. Enter subtotal, and optionally tax/service fee.
  2. Select tip mode (percentage or fixed amount).
  3. Set people count for splitting.
  4. Check tip, total, and per-person amount.

Formula and example

For a 100 subtotal, 8.25 tax, and an 18% tip on the subtotal, the tip is 18 and the final bill is 126.25. Split between two people, the displayed share is 63.13 each. Select the tax-and-service option only when those charges should be part of the tip base.

The calculator is currency-neutral. Use the same currency for every amount and verify the receipt’s service charge and rounding rules before paying.

FAQ

Can this be used for non-restaurant payments?

Yes. Any payment scenario with optional extra amount and split is supported.

Does the tool force a specific currency?

No. It is currency-agnostic and works as a practical calculator.

Is this an official billing tool?

No. It is for quick estimation and settlement support.

What tip percentage should I choose?

Local customs and service-charge rules differ. The quick presets make common calculations faster but do not recommend a particular rate.