Bill Split Calculator
Divide any bill evenly or by share
Figures are formatted in US dollars and the arithmetic carries no exchange rate, so do not use the displayed symbol for a bill paid in another currency. Nothing here accounts for card foreign-exchange fees, cash rounding rules or local tipping customs. It is a division tool, not financial advice.
For the group expense where everyone owes the same share, this does the division in four rows: what each person pays, the grand total including tip, the tip amount itself, and a version rounded up to the next whole currency unit. The rounding row exists because the exact share almost never divides evenly — a 156.80 bill with an 18 percent tip comes to 185.02, which is 46.26 each, and someone has to find a dollar. It divides evenly only; there is no way here to give one person two drinks and another one and a half. For unequal shares, enter the per-person amounts into a calculator directly or use the tip calculator, which reports the per-person figure separately. Figures are formatted as US dollars regardless of the currency you are actually spending in.
Split a restaurant bill or group expense evenly across people, with optional tip and uneven shares. Everyone pays their fair share — calculated locally and instantly.
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Bill Split Calculator is processed locally with client-side JavaScript. Your files never touch a server, and there is no queue to wait in.
How to use Bill Split Calculator
Enter the total bill, including tax and any service charge already added, in the Total bill field.
Type the tip percentage you intend to add on top.
Set the number of people sharing the cost.
Read each person's share, then use the rounded-up figure to decide what is actually collected.
- The tip is applied to the entered total, which is correct when that total already includes tax, and the resulting grand total is shown separately.
- A rounded-up per-person figure is reported alongside the exact one, which is what makes settling up practical.
- The tip component is broken out so you can see how much of the payment is gratuity rather than cost.
- A people count below one is clamped to one instead of causing a division error.
- A group settling a restaurant bill works out each share before the card is handed over.
- A flatmate calculating the monthly utility split divides a single bill between three households.
- An event organiser dividing the cost of a table between attendees works out the per-head amount including tip.