Gratuito online tip calculator. Calculate tips, split bills, and figure out per-person costs instantly. Personalizzato tip percentages, round-up options, and bill splitting. Puro client-side, no ads.
15–20% standard, 25%+ for exceptional service
5–10% or round up, service often included
Tipping not customary; may be seen as rude in some countries
Our free tip calculator helps you quickly figure out gratuity amounts, total bills, and per-person costs when splitting with friends or colleagues. Personalizzatoize tip percentages, add party sizes, and even round up for convenience.
In the United States, 15-20% is standard for restaurants. 18% is commonly considered the norm for good service. For exceptional service, 20% or more is appropriate.
Enter the total bill, desired tip percentage, and number of people. The calculator shows exactly how much each person should pay, including their share of the tip.
Etiquette varies, but most people tip on the pre-tax amount. However, tipping on the post-tax total is also common and appreciated by service staff.
Yes, when you enable "Round Up Total," the calculator adjusts the tip amount so the final total is a round number. The actual tip percentage may be slightly higher or lower than your selected rate to achieve this.
Absolutely. All calculations happen entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Your bill amount, tip preferences, and any other data are never sent to a server, stored in a database, or shared with anyone.
Yes! The calculator is currency-agnostic. Simply enter your bill amount in any currency (EUR, GBP, JPY, etc.), and the tip and total will be calculated in the same currency. The math works the same regardless of currency.
To tip a flat amount, you can work backwards: divide your desired tip by the bill amount, then multiply by 100 to get the equivalent percentage. Enter that percentage in the custom field.
In many countries, especially in Asia and parts of Europe, service staff receive fair wages from their employers, and tipping is not expected. In some cultures, tipping may even be seen as insulting or unnecessary. Always research local customs when traveling.