Split Bill Calculator
Splitting a group bill where not everyone ordered the same? Add items individually or enter the total, apply any discounts, service charges, or tips, and split equally or by custom shares. No more awkward mental math at the table.
How to use
- Add individual items or just enter the total bill as a single line - whichever is easier.
- Apply any discount, service charge, tax, or tip that applies.
- Split equally, or use shares like 1,1,2 if someone ordered more.
- Toggle rounding up if you want clean amounts per person.
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A split bill calculator (also called a bill divider) makes it easy to divide a restaurant or group expense fairly among multiple people. Instead of mental maths at the table, simply enter the total bill, add a tip percentage, include any tax, and divide by the number of people. Each person's share is calculated instantly.
For unequal splits (where different people ordered different amounts), you can enter each person's individual items. The calculator totals each person's subtotal, applies a proportional share of tax and tip, and shows exactly what each person owes, down to the rupee or cent. No more awkward rounding arguments.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I split a bill with different amounts per person?
Enter each person's individual items separately. The calculator adds each person's subtotal, then applies a proportional share of the total tax and tip based on what they ordered. This ensures people who ordered less pay less, rather than splitting everything equally.
Should the tip be calculated before or after tax?
Conventionally, tips are calculated on the pre-tax subtotal since tax goes to the government, not the server. However, tipping on the post-tax total is also common and results in a slightly higher tip. The difference is usually small. On a ₹1,000 bill with 18% GST, tipping 10% pre-tax is ₹100 vs ₹118 post-tax.
How do I split a bill unevenly when one person had more?
Use the item-by-item mode. Add each person's orders separately. The bill divider will calculate each person's proportional share of any shared costs (tax, tip, shared starters) and add it to their individual items total.
What is the easiest way to split a bill at a restaurant?
Open this bill divider, enter the total bill amount, set the tip percentage (5–10% is common in India, 15–20% in the US), enter the number of people, and tap Calculate. The result shows each person's share including tip. For quick mental maths: divide the total by the number of people, then add tip.