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Tip Calculator

Calculate the tip amount, total bill, and cost per person when splitting. Enter any bill amount and tip percentage — results update instantly.

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Enter the bill amount and tip percentage. Use the split field to divide the total between multiple people.

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How to calculate a tip

The tip formula is: Tip = Bill × (Tip% ÷ 100). The total you pay is: Total = Bill + Tip. When splitting, divide the total by the number of people.

Quick mental math tricks

For 20%: move the decimal one place left to get 10%, then double it. For a $45 bill — 10% is $4.50, so 20% is $9.00. For 15%: find 10% ($4.50), then add half of that ($2.25) to get $6.75.

Tipping guide by service type

ServiceTypical tip (US)Note
Sit-down restaurant15–20%20%+ for great service
Counter / fast casual10–15%Optional but appreciated
Takeout / delivery10–15%15–20% for delivery drivers
Bar service15–20% or $1–2/drinkEither is acceptable
Hotel housekeeping$2–5/nightLeave daily, not just checkout
Taxi / rideshare15–20%Uber/Lyft app prompts this

Do you tip before or after tax?

Most etiquette guides suggest tipping on the pre-tax subtotal, though tipping on the post-tax total is also widely accepted. The difference is small — on a $50 bill with 8% tax, 20% pre-tax tip is $10 vs $10.80 on the post-tax total.

Frequently asked questions

Multiply the bill by 0.20. For a $65 bill: $65 × 0.20 = $13 tip. Total is $78. Mental trick: move the decimal left to get 10% ($6.50), then double it ($13).

In the US, 18–20% is now considered standard for sit-down restaurants. For exceptional service, 25% or more is appropriate.

Note each person's subtotal and apply the same tip percentage individually. This calculator splits the total evenly — for uneven splits, calculate each person's share separately.

15% of $50 = $7.50 tip. Total bill = $57.50.

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