Bill Splitter
Split a bill evenly, tip included, shares rounded up.
FREE · NO SIGN-UP · RUNS ON YOUR DEVICE
The bill and the split stay here
- EvenSPLIT ONLY
- 6TIP RATES SHOWN
- UpSHARES ROUND UP
- 0SIGN-UP
What you can count on
- Evenshares
- Every share is the same size
- Itemized splits are not covered
- 6tip rates
- Five through twenty percent
- Shown together, no rerunning
- 0uploads
- Nothing leaves the tab
- Nothing is stored
Bill Splitter at a glance
- Split type
- Even shares, not itemized
- People
- Any number of people
- Tip
- 0 to 30 percent
- Rounding
- Shares always round up
- Bill
- The figure you enter
- Rounding rows
- Shown only when rounding applies
- Price
- Free
- Account required
- None
- Where it runs
- On your device
How to use Bill Splitter
- 1
Enter the bill
The figure you want the tip and the split worked out on.
- 2
Set the tip
The slider moves in single percent steps, and six usual rates sit underneath for comparison.
- 3
Say how many are paying
Each share appears, rounded up, with the extra that rounding collects shown next to it.
Frequently asked questions
Can it split a bill by what each person ordered?
No. It divides evenly between however many are paying. For an itemized split, work out each person's items yourself and use this for the tip on the total.
Why is my share a fraction higher than the exact division?
Shares round up. Exact division often leaves fractions of a cent, and rounding down would leave the table short. The extra that rounding collects is shown.
Is the tip on the amount before or after tax?
On whichever figure you enter. Put in the pre-tax amount to tip on that, or the full total to tip on that.
The bill already has a service charge. What now?
Set the tip to zero, or add a small amount on top. The split still works on the figure you entered.
Splitting a bill so nobody is short
Put the bill in, set the tip on the slider, say how many are paying. Each share is shown, not only the total, and rounding up keeps the table from coming up short.
- Decide before anybody pays whether the tip goes on the pre-tax figure or the full one.
- Rounding each share up covers the fractions that exact division leaves behind.
- One person paying and the rest transferring is faster than splitting a card several ways.
- For an uneven table, work out each person's items first and split only the tip evenly.
Full specification
| Split type | Even shares only. Everyone at the table pays the same amount. |
|---|---|
| People | Any number. Each share is shown, not only the total. |
| Tip | A slider from zero to thirty percent in single percent steps, with six usual rates listed. |
| Rounding | Shares round up to the cent, or to a whole unit when you tick the box, and the extra is shown. |
| Bill | Whatever figure you enter. The tip is worked out on that figure, tax included or not as you choose. |
| Rounding rows | Everyone pays in and Rounded up by only appear when rounding actually added something, so the split never quietly loses a cent. |
| Price | Free. Supported by clearly labeled ads placed outside the working area. |
| Account required | No. |
| Where it runs | In your browser tab. Nothing is sent anywhere. |
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