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Calculate a restaurant tip
Enter the bill amount, choose a tip percentage, and ToolWisp calculates the tip amount and total bill.
You can use common presets such as 15%, 18%, 20%, and 25%, or enter your own percentage.
If you are dining with other people, enter the group size to see both the tip per person and total per person.
How to use the tip calculator
1
Enter the billType the restaurant bill amount before tip.
2
Choose the tip percentageSelect a preset or enter a custom tip rate.
3
Split the billEnter the number of people to calculate each person's share.
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20 percent tip calculator example
A 20% tip is easy to calculate: multiply the bill by 0.20. On an $80 bill, the tip is $16 and the total is $96.
Bill: $80.00
Tip: 20%
$80.00 × 0.20 = $16.00 tip
$80.00 + $16.00 = $96.00 total
Split between 2 people:
$96.00 ÷ 2 = $48.00 per person
Common restaurant tip percentages
Tip customs vary by country, venue, and service type. The presets below are simply convenient calculator options,
not recommendations or rules.
10%Quick low-percentage calculation preset.
15%Commonly searched tip percentage.
18%Useful preset for exact restaurant calculations.
20%Fast preset for one-fifth of the bill.
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Try more ToolWisp tools for restaurant bills, percentages, and everyday calculations.
Multiply the bill by 0.20. For example, a 20% tip on $50 is $10, so the total is $60.
How do I split a bill with tip?
Enter the bill, tip percentage, and number of people. ToolWisp shows the tip per person and total per person automatically.
What is an 18% tip on $100?
An 18% tip on $100 is $18, making the total $118.
Can I enter my own tip percentage?
Yes. You can use one of the presets or type any custom percentage into the Custom tip field.
What does Round Up do?
Round Up rounds the total bill to the next whole currency unit. Round Down rounds it to the previous whole unit. Exact keeps the calculated total unchanged.
How do I split tips between employees?
For employee tip pools, use the separate ToolWisp Tip Pooling Calculator, which can divide a pool by hours worked, equal shares, or weighted points.