Bill split calculator

Bill split
calculator.

Enter the total above to see exactly what each person owes, with tip and tax included. Then share one link so everyone pays their share in their own app.

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Split a bill any way, down to the penny

Most calculators stop at a number. This one turns the number into payment. Split evenly for a clean divide, or itemize when people owe different amounts. Tip and tax are built in, leftover cents are distributed so the shares always reconcile, and a single shareable link lets everyone pay you back in the app they already use.

Even split

Total ÷ people, with leftover cents distributed so it always adds up.

Itemized split

Assign items to people; everyone pays for exactly what they had.

Tip and tax

Presets or custom tip, prorated tax, fair across the whole table.

Pay, not just math

Share one link; pay buttons open Venmo, Cash App, and PayPal prefilled.

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Bill split calculator: common questions

How do you calculate a bill split?
Take the total, including tax and tip, and divide it by the number of people for an even split. For an itemized split, add each person's items, then add their share of tax and tip in proportion to their subtotal. CheckSplitting does this for you and guarantees the per-person amounts add up to the total exactly.
How do you split a bill 3 ways (or any number)?
Enter the total and set the number of people. CheckSplitting divides it evenly and distributes any leftover cents so the shares always sum to the exact total, with no missing or extra penny.
How do you add tip and tax to a split?
Choose a tip preset (18, 20, or 25%) or enter a custom amount, and add the tax. In an itemized split, both are prorated across people by their share of the subtotal so it stays fair.
How do you split a bill when people owe different amounts?
Use the itemized mode. Assign each item to whoever shared it, and everyone pays only for what they had, plus their proportional slice of tax and tip.