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Enter the total amount, the number of people and the tip to split the bill.
Splits the total evenly among everyone, tip already folded into the split — no mental math needed when the check arrives.
As a % of the total. Leave at 0 if there's no tip.
Calculates an equal split among all people. If someone ordered items of very different value, an equal split may not reflect each person's actual consumption.
Yes. The tip is calculated on the total bill and added before splitting between people — so everyone pays the same proportional share of the tip as they would of the bill.
No, it splits evenly by the number of people entered. To split by what each person specifically ordered, you'd need to add up each group's amounts by hand before using the tool.
It varies widely by country — commonly 15-20% in the US, while in Brazil a 10% service charge is often already included automatically on restaurant and bar bills, though it's optional by law.

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