Tip Calculator

Calculate tips and split the bill instantly — perfect for US restaurants.

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Bill Details

Total to Pay

$78.00

Tip $13.00Bill $65.00
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Full Breakdown

Bill Amount$65.00
Tip (20%)$13.00
Total$78.00

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About this calculator

Tip Calculator - Split Bills Easily

Whether you are dining out, ordering delivery, or getting a haircut, this calculator gives you the tip amount, total bill, and per-person split instantly. Includes US tipping norms and easy percentages.

Standard US Tipping Guide

ServiceStandard Tip
Restaurant (sit-down)15-20%
Restaurant (buffet)10-15%
Delivery driver10-15% ($3-5 minimum)
Bartender$1-2 per drink or 15-20%
Coffee shop$0.50-$1 or no tip
Hair stylist / barber15-20%
Massage therapist15-20%
Taxi / Uber / Lyft10-15%
Hotel housekeeping$2-5 per night
Valet parking$2-5
Food truck0-10%

Worked Example: $85 Bill, 20% Tip, 4 People

  • Bill: $85.00
  • Tip (20%): $17.00
  • Total: $102.00
  • Per person (4-way split): $25.50

Quick Tip Math

  • 10% - move the decimal point one place ($85 → $8.50)
  • 15% - 10% plus half of 10% ($8.50 + $4.25 = $12.75)
  • 18% - 20% minus 2%
  • 20% - double the 10% ($8.50 × 2 = $17.00)
  • 25% - 10% × 2.5 ($8.50 × 2.5 = $21.25)

Tipping on Tax or Pre-Tax?

Standard practice: tip on the pre-tax subtotal for sit-down dining. For delivery, tip on the total including delivery fee (but not on the tip itself).

Frequently Asked Questions

Is 15% or 20% tip standard?

Traditionally 15%. In recent years, 18-20% has become the norm in US cities.

Do I tip on tax?

No - tip on the pre-tax subtotal for dining. This is standard etiquette.

Should I tip for takeout?

Optional. 10% is appreciated if you order large or complicated orders. 0-5% is acceptable for simple pickups.

What if service was bad?

10% or less communicates dissatisfaction. Never skip the tip entirely - reduce it to reflect service quality.

How do I split a bill fairly?

Divide the total by the number of people. If people ordered very different items, calculate individually.

Is tipping required?

Legally no - but socially expected in the US. Many workers depend on tips for minimum income.

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