Split restaurant bills with uneven items, tax, and tip — see exactly what each person owes
| Item / Price | Person 1 | Person 2 |
|---|---|---|
Item 1 $0.00 |
The Bill Splitter on CreatorHub takes the awkwardness out of splitting a restaurant check. Instead of rough estimates or debates over who had what, this tool gives you an exact per-person breakdown down to the cent — accounting for shared dishes, proportional tax, and tip allocation.
The tool works entirely in your browser with no server calls, so your bill details stay completely private. Add up to 10 people and 20 items, then use the checkbox matrix to mark who ordered each dish. Shared items are automatically divided equally among everyone who checked that box. Tax is entered as a dollar amount, and tip can be set as a percentage (with handy 15%, 18%, 20%, and 25% presets) or a flat dollar amount. Both are then distributed proportionally based on each person's subtotal.
Each person gets a clear summary card showing their items, subtotal, tax share, tip share, and total — with a copy button so they can paste their breakdown into a group chat. No login required, no ads, and completely free to use.
When multiple people check the same item, the item's price is divided equally among all the people who checked it. For example, if 3 people share a $30 appetizer, each pays $10.
Tax is distributed proportionally based on each person's subtotal relative to the total bill subtotal. Someone who ordered more expensive dishes pays a larger share of the tax.
Yes. The presets (15%, 18%, 20%, 25%) are quick shortcuts, but you can type any percentage in the input field. You can also switch to dollar mode and enter a flat tip amount.
You can add up to 10 people and 20 items per session. This covers virtually all real-world group dining scenarios.
Yes. All math is done in integer cents internally to avoid floating-point rounding errors. Totals are displayed rounded to two decimal places.