Split Bill Calculator
Divide a bill per person, add a tip, round each share up to a clean amount, or settle item by item.
How to use
- Pick a mode: ‘Split evenly’, ‘Split by item’ or ‘Different amounts’.
- Enter the number of people, or tap the 2–6 or 10 people chips, and enter the total amount. In ‘Split by item’ you enter item amounts instead.
- In ‘Split evenly’ you can add a tip (%) and choose a unit to round each share up to. Rounding up shows the extra money collected as the ‘Round-up leftover’.
- In ‘Split by item’ type each item's name and amount and choose who pays it, or ‘Everyone’, to get a per-person table with each share. In ‘Different amounts’ type what each person pays and the tool shows how far the sum is from the total.
- Copy result copies the summary line.
FAQ
What is a bill of 100 split between 7 people?
100 ÷ 7 = 14.29, which does not divide into whole units. With ‘No rounding’ the first 2 people pay 15 and the other 5 pay 14, so the shares add up to exactly 100.
Can I include a tip?
Yes, in ‘Split evenly’. A bill of 50 with a 10% tip comes to 55; between 3 people the first pays 19 and the other two pay 18 each.
How does rounding up work?
Each share is rounded up to the unit you choose so everyone pays the same clean amount, and the extra money is shown as the round-up leftover. A bill of 100 between 7 people rounded up to 5 is 15 each, with 5 left over.
How do I settle by item?
Give each item an amount and choose who pays it, or ‘Everyone’ to share it. For 3 people with a shared 30 pizza, a shared 9 dessert and a 15 drink paid by person 1, person 1 owes 28 and persons 2 and 3 owe 13 each.
How do I check that individual amounts add up to the total?
Use ‘Different amounts’: enter the total and each person's share. For a total of 60 with shares of 20, 20 and 18, the tool says the sum is 2 short of the total.
Does the tip apply to item or custom splits?
No. The tip and round-up options only apply to ‘Split evenly’.
How many people can I split between?
From 1 to 50. The per-person table in ‘Split evenly’ is shown for up to 20 people.