Tip Calculator — Split Bills and Calculate Tips Instantly
Free tip calculator for restaurants bars and services. Calculate tip amounts split bills between multiple people and determine total per person easily.
Tipping etiquette varies around the world but calculating the right tip amount should not require mental gymnastics especially when splitting a bill among friends. In the US tipping 15-20% is standard at restaurants while in India 5-10% is customary. Our tip calculator makes it easy to determine the exact tip amount split it among any number of people and see the total per person including tip.
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Key Information
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| US Restaurant Standard | 15% - 20% of pre-tax bill |
| US Delivery/Takeout | 10% - 15% |
| India Restaurant Standard | 5% - 10% (if service charge not included) |
| Salon/Spa Tip | 15% - 20% of service cost |
Frequently Asked Questions
How much should I tip at a restaurant?
In the US 15% is considered a minimum tip for acceptable service 18% for good service and 20%+ for excellent service. On a $100 bill 15% = $15 and 20% = $20. For takeout or counter service 10% is typical. Some restaurants include an automatic gratuity of 18% for large groups of 6 or more so check your bill before adding additional tip.
How do I split a bill with tip?
Add the tip to the total bill first then divide by the number of people. For example a $120 bill with 20% tip = $120 + $24 = $144 total. Split 4 ways = $36 per person. If different people ordered significantly different amounts some groups prefer to split proportionally based on individual orders plus their share of the tip.
Should I tip on the pre-tax or after-tax amount?
Tipping on the pre-tax amount is technically correct since the tax goes to the government not the server. However many people tip on the after-tax total for simplicity and generosity. The difference is usually small — on a $100 pre-tax bill with 8% tax tipping 20% pre-tax gives $20 while tipping 20% after-tax gives $21.60.
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Last updated: 24 March 2026