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Tip Calculator
Calculate tips and split bills
About the Tip calculator
Free Tip Calculator to calculate tips based on service quality & split bills per person. Perfect for restaurants, bars, delivery with custom percentages.
How the maths works
Tip Calculation Formula
Tip Amount = Bill Amount × Tip Percentage- Tip Amount
- Amount to tip based on service
- Bill Amount
- Total bill before tip
- Tip Percentage
- Percentage based on service quality
A worked example
Restaurant Dinner
| Bill | ₹1,500 |
| Service | Good (18%) |
| People | 2 |
Tip: ₹270, Total per person: ₹885
How to use it
- Enter your bill amount
- Select service quality or custom tip %
- Add number of people if splitting
- Get tip amount and total per person
- Follow tipping guidelines for different services
What it accounts for
- Service quality-based tip suggestions
- Customizable tip percentages
- Split bill with tip per person
- Quick tip percentage buttons
- Comprehensive tipping guide
Why it is worth working out
- Fair tipping based on service
- Easy bill splitting with tips
- Learn proper tipping etiquette
- Quick calculations for any scenario
Questions people ask
How much should I tip in India?
Where no service charge has been added, 5% to 10% is customary at a casual restaurant and around 10% at a formal one. Service charge, where it appears, is not a government levy and is not compulsory — you are entitled to ask for it to be removed.
Should I tip on the pre-tax or post-tax amount?
On the pre-tax subtotal. GST is a tax collected by the restaurant on behalf of the government, and tipping on it means tipping the tax.
Is service charge the same as a tip?
No. Service charge is levied by the restaurant and its distribution is at the restaurant's discretion. A tip is voluntary and, in practice, more likely to reach the staff. If a service charge has been added and you leave it, an additional tip is not expected.
This calculator is for information and education. It is not financial advice — see the disclaimer.