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Free Tip Calculator

Calculate the tip, total bill and per-person share in seconds. Adjustable tip %, party size, and rounding options — perfect for restaurants, taxis and any service bill.

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Tip: In the US, 18–20% is standard for restaurant service. In many European countries, service is included and tips of 5–10% are polite extras. Check your bill for a "service charge" line before adding a tip.

About Tipping

Tips are a customary or expected extra payment on top of a service bill — most commonly in restaurants, bars, taxis and personal services. The rules vary dramatically around the world. In the United States, tipping is essentially mandatory for restaurant staff, whose base wage is often below minimum wage and assumes tips will top it up. In Japan, tipping is considered impolite. In much of Europe, a service charge is already built into the bill and any extra tip is a genuine gesture of appreciation.

Because the amount varies by context and location, a good tip calculator should let you set your own tip percentage, adjust party size for group meals, and round the total in a way that makes splitting the bill easy.

How to calculate a tip

Tip = Bill × (Tip % ÷ 100)

Total = Bill + Tip

For a $100 bill at 18% tip: Tip = 100 × 0.18 = $18, Total = $118. For a party of 4, each person pays $29.50.

The standard tip percentages

ServiceUS standardEurope / UK
Restaurant (sit-down)18–20%5–10% (often included)
Bartender$1–2 per drink, or 15–20% on tabRound up, or 5–10%
Takeaway / counter service0–10%0%
Taxi / rideshare10–15%Round up
Food delivery10–15%5–10%
Hotel housekeeping$2–5 per night$1–2 per night
Hair salon / barber15–20%5–10%
Massage therapist15–20%5–10%

Quick mental math for tips

If you don't have a calculator handy:

Rounding tips

Rounding the tip up to the nearest dollar or nearest $5 makes splitting the bill easier and often gives a modest boost to the server. On a $47.83 bill at 18%, the exact tip is $8.61 and the total is $56.44. Round the tip to $9 → total $56.83. Round the total to $60 → tip becomes $12.17, or 25%. This tool shows you all three options so you can pick.

Common use cases

Restaurants

Work out the tip and split a table bill evenly.

Taxis & Rideshare

Add the correct tip to a taxi or Uber fare.

Bars & Pubs

Calculate a tip on a running bar tab.

Food Delivery

Tip delivery drivers on DoorDash, Uber Eats and similar apps.

Salon & Spa

Calculate tips for haircuts, massages and beauty services.

Hotel Stays

Work out housekeeping tips for multi-night stays.

Privacy and accuracy

This tip calculator runs entirely in your browser. All calculations happen locally in JavaScript with no server calls. Nothing is uploaded, stored or logged.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I calculate a tip?
Multiply the bill by the tip percentage divided by 100. For a $100 bill at 18%: 100 × 0.18 = $18 tip, for a total of $118. This tool does it automatically — just enter the bill and adjust the tip percentage.
How much should I tip at a restaurant?
In the US, 18–20% is standard for sit-down service and 15% is the floor for acceptable service. In the UK and most of Europe, service is usually included in the bill so a 5–10% extra is a polite gesture rather than an obligation. In Japan, no tip is expected — it can even be considered rude. Always check the bill for a "service charge" line before adding a tip.
How do I split the bill and tip between a group?
Calculate the total (bill + tip) then divide by the number of people. For a $100 bill at 18% split 4 ways: total = $118, per person = $29.50. Enter the party size in this calculator and it splits the total automatically.
Should I tip on the pre-tax or post-tax amount?
Etiquette experts usually recommend tipping on the pre-tax bill total, since the tax is not part of the service. However, on a typical meal the difference is small (a few cents to a dollar), so many people just tip on the total. This calculator uses whatever amount you enter as the bill, so you can enter either the pre-tax or post-tax figure depending on your preference.
What is a service charge and should I still tip?
A service charge is an automatic percentage added to the bill (usually 10–15%) that is meant to cover staff wages. It is common in the UK, Europe and on large US parties (often 18% for tables of 6 or more). If a service charge is already on the bill, tipping extra is optional — many people add a small amount (2–5%) for excellent service, or nothing at all.
How do I tip on a taxi or rideshare?
For taxis, 10–15% is standard in the US (often just rounding up to the nearest dollar). For rideshare (Uber, Lyft), in-app tipping of 10–15% is customary, though the driver appreciates any tip since their share of the fare is often small. This calculator works fine for taxi and rideshare tips — just enter the fare as the bill.
Is this tip calculator free?
Yes. It is 100% free, requires no sign-up, and runs entirely in your browser. No length limits, no watermarks, no premium tier.
Is my data sent to a server?
No. All calculations happen locally in JavaScript. Nothing is uploaded, stored or logged.
How accurate is the result?
The calculation is exact to two decimal places, using standard arithmetic. Currency formatting uses the locale of the selected currency, so display may vary slightly (e.g. European-style comma separators) but the underlying numbers are identical. Rounding is applied only if you explicitly select a rounding option.
Can I tip on a bill that already includes tax and service?
You can, but it will result in a much larger tip than you intended. If the bill already includes tax and a service charge, the "bill" you should enter is only the food and drink total. This calculator does not automatically strip tax or service charges — you have to enter the correct base amount yourself.

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