Range: 0% - 30%
Tip Amount (15%)
$15.00
Total Bill
$115.00
Per Person (1 person)
$115.00
Tip Per Person
$15.00
A bill splitter that recalculates as you type — no calculate button. It shows the tip amount, the total, each person's share of the total, and each person's share of the tip alone, which is the number you need when one person covers the bill on a card and everyone else pays them back for tip in cash.
A three-way dinner split
Input: Bill $84.60, tip 20%, 3 people
Output: Tip $16.92 — total $101.52 — per person $33.84 — tip per person $5.64
This one divides evenly. Most bills do not; see the next example.
The missing penny
Input: Bill $100.00, tip 15%, 3 people
Output: Total $115.00, per person $38.33
Three people paying $38.33 hands the restaurant $114.99. The per-person figure is rounded to the displayed cent, so on non-divisible totals someone has to cover the leftover cent or two — the tool does not allocate the remainder for you.
Step by step
- Enter the bill amount (cents allowed; the field steps by 0.01).
- Set the tip three ways: tap a preset (10%, 15%, 20%, 25%), drag the slider (0-30%), or type a percentage directly into the number field, which declares a 100% maximum.
- Set the number of people. Values below 1 are clamped to 1, so a stray 0 never divides the bill by zero.
- Read the four outputs — they update live with every change.
Good to know: Negative input anywhere is clamped to zero rather than producing a negative tip, and the slider's 30% ceiling is a UI convenience, not a limit — the number field goes to 100% for situations like doubling a small coffee bill, and a typed value above even that still computes, since only the spinner enforces the declared max. Note the preset buttons only highlight when the field exactly matches their value; typing 20.5 deselects the 20% button even though the math still works.