Tip Calculator

Free tip calculator to find the tip amount, total bill, and per-person share when splitting. Includes tip percentage guide, pre-tax tipping option, and rounding, no signup.

Enter the bill, tap a tip percentage, and see tip, total, and per-person split instantly.

Tax & pre-tax tipping (optional)
Tip Amount
$0
Total Bill
$0
Tip %
0%

Tip Guide

ServiceCustomary Tip
Restaurant (table)18 to 20%
Food delivery15 to 20%, $3 to $5 min
Bar (per drink)$1 to $2, or 20% on tab
Hair salon / barber15 to 20%
Taxi / rideshare10 to 20%
Hotel housekeeping$2 to $5 per night
Buffet10%
How This Is Calculated

Tip = bill (or pre-tax subtotal) × tip percentage. Total = bill + tip. Split divides totals evenly with per-person amounts rounded up.

Enter a bill amount to see the math…
Guide & Reference

Everything behind the Tip Calculator

Formulas, reference charts, and detailed answers — expand any section you need.

Standard Tip Percentages by Service

ServiceCustomary Tip
Restaurant (table service)18 to 20%
Food delivery15 to 20%, $3 to $5 minimum
Bar (per drink)$1 to $2, or 20% on a tab
Hair salon / barber15 to 20%
Taxi / rideshare10 to 20%
Hotel housekeeping$2 to $5 per night
Buffet10%

Counter service and takeout tipping remains discretionary, commonly 0 to 10%.

Tip Calculator: How Much Should I Tip?

This tip calculator finds the tip amount and total bill at any percentage, splits everything evenly across a group, and works in reverse when you want the total to land on a clean number. Enter the bill, tap a percentage, and the tip, total, and per-person share appear instantly. In the United States, 18 to 20% is the standard restaurant tip for good service, with 15% as a floor and 25% for exceptional service.

Example: On an $85 dinner bill, a 20% tip is $17, making the total $102, or $34 per person split three ways.

How to Calculate a Tip Without a Calculator

The quick mental method: take 10% by moving the decimal one place left, then scale. For 20%, double the 10% figure. For 15%, add half of the 10% figure to itself. On a $64 bill, 10% is $6.40, so 20% is $12.80 and 15% is about $9.60. The calculator does this instantly, but knowing the shortcut means never being stuck when the phone is dead.

Tip Split Calculator: Dividing the Bill Between People

The split bill calculator divides the bill, tip, and total across any number of people and shows the per-person amount as the headline figure. Uneven cents round up per person rather than down, so the pooled cash always covers the bill and the tiny difference lands as extra tip instead of a short payment.

Example: A $127.40 bill with 20% tip split among 5 people comes to $30.58 each, rounded to $30.60 for clean cash handling.

Should You Tip on Tax or the Pre-Tax Amount?

Traditional etiquette bases the tip on the pre-tax subtotal, since the tip rewards service and the tax is not part of it. In practice the difference is small: on a $100 subtotal with 9% tax, tipping 20% pre-tax versus post-tax is $20 versus $21.80. The pre-tax toggle shows both figures so the choice is informed rather than accidental.

Reverse Tip Calculator: What Percent Did I Tip?

Reverse mode takes the bill and the total paid and returns the tip percentage. It answers the morning-after question of whether last night's tip was fair, and it lets servers and delivery drivers verify the percentage a customer left from the receipt totals.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How Much Is a 20% Tip on $50?
$10, making the total $60. Quick method: 10% of $50 is $5, doubled is $10.
What Is a Good Tip for a Restaurant?
18 to 20% is standard for table service in the US, with 15% as a minimum for adequate service and 25% or more for exceptional service.
How Do I Split a Bill With Tip Between Friends?
Enter the bill, tip percentage, and number of people. The calculator shows each person's share of the bill, tip, and total, rounded so the pooled amount always covers the bill.
Do You Tip on the Pre-Tax or Post-Tax Amount?
Etiquette says pre-tax, though many people tip on the total for simplicity. The difference is small and the calculator shows both.
Is 15% Still an Acceptable Tip?
15% is generally considered the floor for adequate table service in the US, with 18 to 20% as the current standard.
How Much Should I Tip for Delivery?
15 to 20% of the order, with a $3 to $5 minimum on small orders, since distance and effort do not shrink with the bill.
Is This Calculator Free?
Yes, completely free, with no signup, instant results, and a split feature built for the table.

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