Enter the total bill amount, add tip and tax percentages, and choose how many people are sharing. The calculator instantly shows what each person owes.
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How to use
Enter the total restaurant or group bill amount in the bill field.
Optionally enter a tip percentage (e.g. 10% for good service) in the Tip / Extra field.
If the bill doesn't already include tax (GST), enter the tax percentage in the Tax field.
Use the + and − buttons to set the number of people splitting the bill.
The "Each person pays" amount updates instantly — share it with your group.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the split bill calculator work?
Enter the total bill, add optional tip and tax percentages, then set the number of people. The calculator instantly shows how much each person owes along with the full breakdown.
Can I include tip and tax in the split?
Yes. Enter tip and tax as percentages. Both are calculated on the original bill amount and added to the grand total before dividing among the group.
What is a fair tip percentage in India?
Tipping in India is appreciated but not mandatory. A typical tip is 10% for good service and 15–18% for excellent service. Many restaurants already include a 5–10% service charge in the bill.
Is GST the same as the tax field here?
Yes. You can enter GST (typically 5% on restaurant food, 18% in some cases) in the Tax field and it will be added to the bill before splitting.
How many people can I split the bill with?
You can split among 1 to 50 people using the + and − stepper buttons. This covers everything from a date night to a large office party.
What if one person ordered more than others?
This calculator splits the bill equally. For unequal splits, use the tip calculator for each person's sub-total separately, or note individual orders and calculate each share manually.
Did you know?
The phrase "going Dutch" originated in the 17th century when the English used it to describe the Dutch custom of each person paying for themselves — a sign of frugality at the time.
India levies two GST rates on restaurants: 5% for non-AC restaurants and 18% for AC restaurants or those serving alcohol — so your tax split can vary significantly by venue.
Splitting bills digitally (UPI, apps) is easier than ever in India — over 10 billion UPI transactions happen each month, making it the world's largest real-time payments network.