Split the check,
not the friendship.

Equal shares in seconds, or assign each item to exactly who had it.

Bill details

Enter amounts before discounts
Calculate tip from

How many people?

Up to 20
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How to split a restaurant bill fairly

Use an equal split when everyone ordered about the same amount. Choose the itemized split when orders, drinks, or shared dishes make an even split feel off.

1. Enter the food subtotal

Use the subtotal before tax. In itemized mode, add each dish and select everyone who shared it.

2. Add tax and tip

For a quick split, enter the tax rate and choose whether the tip is calculated before or after tax.

3. Copy the amounts

Check the total, then copy the summary into your group chat so everyone has the same numbers.

Bill-splitting questions

How does the itemized split handle shared dishes?
Select every person who shared an item. Its cost is divided equally among those people.
How are tax and tip divided in itemized mode?
Tax and tip are allocated in proportion to each person's food total, so someone with a smaller order pays a smaller share.
Should a tip be calculated before or after tax?
Practices vary. The quick splitter supports both methods so you can match the receipt or your preference.
How much should I tip when splitting a restaurant bill?
In the US, 18–20% is standard for full-service dining, and each person normally tips on their own share. This calculator applies the same tip percentage to everyone's total in both modes.
What if someone only ordered drinks?
Use itemized mode and assign only their drinks to them. Their share of tax and tip follows their items, so they don't end up subsidizing anyone's steak.
Does this tool save or send my data anywhere?
No. There are no accounts and nothing you type is stored — your entries live in your browser's memory only while the page is open and disappear when you leave or refresh. (The Google ad tag may set its own cookies per Google's advertising policy.)
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