Tip Calculator

Calculate the tip and split the bill between any number of people

Bill Details
$80.00
$0$5,000
18%
0%50%
2 people
2
or enter manually:
Each Person Pays
Enter details above to calculate
Bill
Tip
Total

// Round Up Options

Exact per person

// Per Person Breakdown

// Compare Tip Percentages

Tip % Tip Total Per Person

// Uneven Split (different amounts per person)

Enter what each person ordered — tip is split proportionally.

How to Use the Tip Calculator

Enter the total bill amount, select a tip percentage using the quick buttons or slider, and set the number of people to get the per-person total instantly. Use the round-up options to find the nearest clean amount per person, and the uneven split section to divide a bill proportionally when people ordered different amounts.

Tip Calculation Formulas

Standard Tipping Guidelines

USA: 15–20% is standard at restaurants. 20–25% for excellent service. Tipping is expected and forms a significant part of server wages.

UK: 10–15% is common at restaurants, though not always expected. Some restaurants add a service charge automatically — check the bill first.

EU: Tipping is less mandatory than in the USA. Rounding up the bill or leaving 5–10% is appreciated. In Germany it's common to tell the server the total you're paying.

Poland: 10% is a common tip at restaurants. Tipping is appreciated but not obligatory.

Disclaimer: CalculatorXP calculators are for informational purposes only. Tipping customs vary by country, establishment, and service. Always check whether a service charge has already been added to your bill before tipping.

// Service Charge

Always check if a service charge is already included — usually 10–12.5% in UK restaurants. No need to tip twice.

// Cash Tips

In some countries, cash tips go directly to the server. Card tips may be pooled or shared with other staff differently.

// Round Up

Rounding up to the nearest £5 or $5 per person keeps the maths simple and often results in a slightly higher tip.

// Pre-Tax Tip

In the USA, you can calculate the tip on the pre-tax amount rather than the total — both are acceptable practice.