Split your restaurant bill fairly — down to individual items with tax & tip included.
Add the names of everyone in your group to start assigning items.
Add each bill item you ordered and assign it to friends.
Enter tax and tip percentages to apply proportionally based on each person's item subtotal.
Quick overview of what each person ordered and owes.
Totals for each friend including item subtotal, tax, tip, and final balance.
| Friend | Items Subtotal | Tax Share | Tip Share | Total Owed |
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1. Add Friends: Enter names of everyone splitting the bill.
2. Add Items: Input each menu item and its price.
3. Assign Items: Check who consumed each item (shared items split equally).
4. Set Tax & Tip: Enter percentages—they're applied proportionally to each person's subtotal.
5. View Results: See exactly what each person owes!
15% - Adequate service
18-20% - Good service (standard)
22-25% - Excellent service
10% or less - Poor service (consider speaking to management)
Add items and assign them to people who consumed them, then proportionally calculate tax and tip based on their item subtotals.
Yes — assign more than one friend to each item and it will be split equally among them.
Tax and tip percentages are applied proportionally based on each person's share of the subtotal.
Splitting a bill evenly divides the total amount (including tax and tip) by the number of people, which is simple but may be unfair when orders vary. Splitting by item lets you assign each ordered item to the person(s) who consumed it before calculating tax and tip, ensuring each person pays exactly for what they ordered.
Many tipping guides recommend calculating the tip on the subtotal before tax, though some people choose to tip on the total after tax. Including a custom tip percentage lets users decide their preferred method.
Standard tipping etiquette in the U.S. suggests around 15–20% for good service, with higher percentages for exceptional dining experiences. Tipping expectations vary globally, so using a tip guide section alongside your calculator can help users decide.
Yes. While optimized for dining bills, you can use the itemized split and tip logic to divide any shared group expenses—like groceries, travel costs, party expenses, or shared purchases—by assigning items or costs to individuals.