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Tip Calculator
Calculate tip and split any bill in seconds.
Complete guide
How to use Tip Calculator
Enter the bill amount, your chosen tip percentage, and the number of people. The result shows the tip, total bill, and equal per-person shares. You can enter 0% and split between a whole number of people.
For example, a $50 bill at 20% adds $10; two people pay $30 each. Choose whether to include tax in the bill amount you enter.
Tax and service charges
Check whether the bill already includes gratuity. The calculator applies the percentage to exactly the bill amount you enter.
Equal split
Tip and total are divided equally. Rounded per-person amounts can differ from the exact total by a few cents.
Answers
Tip Calculator FAQs
How do I calculate a 20% tip?
Multiply the bill by 0.20. On a $50 bill, 20% tip is $10, bringing the total to $60.
How do I split the bill evenly?
Enter the number of people in the Split Between field. The calculator divides tip and total equally.
Can I enter a zero tip?
Yes. Enter 0% to calculate a bill split with no added tip.
Should I tip before or after tax?
Use the subtotal or full bill according to your preference and local expectations. The percentage applies to exactly the amount entered.
How much is a 18% tip on $75?
18% of $75 is $13.50, making the total $88.50.
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Calculation method and limitations
Formula or method
Tip = bill x tip percentage / 100. Total = bill + tip. Each equal share = total / number of people.
Worked example
A $75 bill at 18% creates a $13.50 tip and $88.50 total. Split between three people: $29.50 each. A 0% tip is supported.
Assumptions and limitations
Use the subtotal or full bill according to your preference. This tool applies your chosen percentage, not a universal tipping rule.
Important: Check the assumptions and inputs before relying on this estimate for an important decision.
Editorial note: Review the input definitions, units and assumptions before relying on results. For corrections, contact FormatNest with your inputs and expected result.