Splitting bills

Bill Split Calculator

Six ways to split the same bill: equally, by custom amounts, by weights, by individual consumption, by agreed percentages and with individual adjustments. In all of them you add and remove people, name each one and see what each pays, with the allocated total checked against the bill total.

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Split equally

How this operation works

What it does: Splits the total equally among the people in the editor and distributes the rounding leftover, so the sum matches the bill exactly.
What it is for: Close the restaurant, taxi or group gift bill without arguing about cents.
When to use it: When everyone consumed something similar and a simple split is acceptable.
What to fill in: Bill total and the people, added in the editor with a name for each one.
Formula: Per person = total ÷ people, in cents. The leftover cents are distributed among the first people, so the amount paid sums to the total.
What each result means: Each person shows what they pay; Allocated total is the checked sum and Bill total is the original amount. The difference stays at zero when the split closes.
Worked example: A 187.40 bill for 3 people: 62.47 + 62.47 + 62.46, adding up to exactly 187.40.

Assumptions: the leftover cent from rounding is distributed among the people, so the amounts paid add up exactly to the bill total. With custom amounts, the screen shows how much is still to allocate or how much was allocated above the total — only then is the split complete.

A mathematical simulation of the values you entered. It is not a credit offer, a return guarantee or financial advice. Assumptions: the leftover cent from rounding is distributed among the people, so the amounts paid add up exactly to the bill total. With custom amounts, the screen shows how much is still to allocate or how much was allocated above the total — only then is the split complete.

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