Free online tip calculator. Calculate tip amount, total bill, and per-person cost. Split bills easily with custom tip percentages. Pure client-side, no ads.
This tip calculator helps you quickly figure out how much to tip at restaurants, cafes, and bars. Simply enter your bill amount, choose a tip percentage, and specify how many people are splitting the bill. The calculator instantly shows the tip amount, total bill, and each person's share. All calculations happen in your browser with no data sent to any server.
In the United States, the standard tip for restaurant service is 15–20% of the pre-tax bill. For excellent service, 20% or more is common. In many European countries, service is already included in the bill, so a small tip or rounding up is sufficient.
Enter the total bill amount, choose your tip percentage, and enter the number of people. The calculator will show the total amount including tip, and divide it equally among all people. Each person's share includes their portion of the tip.
The standard practice in the U.S. is to tip on the pre-tax amount. However, many people find it easier to tip on the total including tax. The difference is usually small — for example, on a $100 bill with 8% tax, tipping 20% on pre-tax is $20, while on post-tax is $21.60.
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For food delivery, a standard tip is 10–15% of the order total, with a minimum of $2–$3. For large or complex orders, or during bad weather, consider tipping 20% or more. Some apps suggest default tips, but you can always adjust.
For hotel housekeeping, $2–$5 per night is standard, depending on the hotel class and service quality. Leave the tip daily rather than at the end of your stay, as different staff may clean your room each day. Place the tip in a marked envelope or with a note.
Tipping for takeout is optional but appreciated. If the restaurant had to specially prepare your order, 10% is a nice gesture. For counter service where you pick up your own food, no tip is expected. Some people round up or leave small change as a courtesy.
For quick mental math: To calculate 10%, move the decimal one place left (e.g., $45.60 → $4.56). For 20%, double the 10% amount. For 15%, add half of the 10% amount to the 10% amount. For 18%, move the decimal and add half, then add a little more.