How to use: Select your currency, enter the bill amount, choose a tip percentage using the quick buttons or type a custom amount, then set how many people are splitting. Results update instantly.
The Snumly tip calculator makes splitting restaurant bills and calculating tips fast and stress-free. Whether you're dining alone or with a large group, simply enter your bill total, choose a tip percentage, and select how many people are sharing the cost.
We support 10 currencies including US Dollar, Euro, British Pound, South African Rand, Australian Dollar, Canadian Dollar, Indian Rupee, Japanese Yen, Nigerian Naira and Kenyan Shilling — making this tip calculator useful wherever you are in the world.
Tipping customs vary around the world. In the US, 15-20% is standard. In the UK, 10-12.5% is typical. In many parts of Asia and Africa, tipping is not expected. Use this calculator as a guide and adjust based on the service you received.
How much should I tip at a restaurant?
A standard restaurant tip is 15-20% in the US, 10-15% in the UK and Canada, and 5-10% in many European and Asian countries. For exceptional service, 25% is a generous tip anywhere.
How do I split a bill equally between friends?
Enter the total bill, set your tip percentage, then use the 'split between' control to set the number of people. The calculator shows exactly how much each person owes including their share of the tip.
What is a 20% tip on $80?
A 20% tip on an $80 bill is $16, making the total $96. If split between 2 people, each person pays $48.
How do I calculate a 15% tip quickly?
To quickly calculate 15%, take 10% of the bill (move the decimal one place left) and add half of that. For example, 10% of $60 is $6, half of that is $3, so 15% tip is $9.
Should I tip on the pre-tax or post-tax amount?
Most people tip on the pre-tax amount, though either is acceptable. Tipping on the total including tax is increasingly common and means a slightly larger tip for your server.