Tip Calculator — Split Fast
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Tipping by Country
🇺🇸United States
18–20%
Expected at restaurants, bars, taxis, and hotels. 15% is considered low. Not tipping is seen as rude.
🇨🇦Canada
15–20%
Similar to the US. 15% is the minimum at restaurants. Pre-tax is customary in Quebec.
🇬🇧United Kingdom
10–15%
Check for service charge already added to the bill. Not expected at pubs for drinks at the bar.
🇦🇺Australia
0–10%
Not expected — staff are paid well by law. Rounding up or 10% for excellent service is appreciated but optional.
🇳🇿New Zealand
0–10%
Not customary. Like Australia, workers are paid fair wages. Tipping for exceptional service is a nice gesture.
🇯🇵Japan
0%
Do not tip. It can be considered rude or even offensive. Good service is the standard expectation everywhere.
🇰🇷South Korea
0%
Tipping is not customary and generally not expected. Some upscale or tourist-facing venues may appreciate a small tip.
🇨🇳China
0%
Not expected in most of mainland China. Tipping is more common in Hong Kong and tourist-heavy areas.
🇸🇬Singapore
0%
Most bills include a 10% service charge. Additional tipping is not expected but not refused.
🇹🇭Thailand
20–50 THB
Leaving small change is appreciated. 10% at restaurants is kind. Tipping tour guides and drivers is expected.
🇮🇩Indonesia / Bali
10%
10% is appreciated at restaurants if no service charge is added. Tour guides, drivers, and spa workers expect tips.
🇻🇳Vietnam
5–10%
Not mandatory but appreciated. Rounding up is common. Tipping guides and drivers is expected on tours.
🇫🇷France
5–10%
Service compris (service included) is usually added. Leaving small coins or rounding up is polite but not required.
🇩🇪Germany
5–10%
Round up to the nearest euro or add 5–10%. Say the total you want to pay when handing over cash — don't leave money on the table.
🇮🇹Italy
5–10%
Coperto (cover charge) is common. Leaving a small tip in cash is appreciated for good service. Not mandatory.
🇦🇪UAE / Dubai
10–15%
Not obligatory but widely practiced. Staff in hotels, restaurants, and taxis all appreciate tips.
🇿🇦South Africa
10–15%
Tipping is important — wages are low. 10–15% at restaurants, R5–20 for parking attendants, R10–20 per bag for porters.
🇧🇷Brazil
10%
A 10% service charge (taxa de serviço) is usually included. Additional tipping is optional but appreciated.
Common Questions
How do I calculate a tip?
Enter the bill total, set your tip percentage, and choose the number of people splitting the bill. The calculator instantly shows the tip amount, total bill with tip, and each person's share. Use the quick preset buttons to jump to common tip percentages.
How much should I tip at a restaurant?
It depends entirely on where you are. In the US and Canada, 18–20% is standard. In Europe, 5–10% is typical. In Japan, South Korea, and much of East Asia, tipping is not customary at all. Check the country guide above before you travel.
What does the Round option do?
The Round option rounds each person's share up to the nearest whole number in the selected currency. Useful when you want to avoid dealing with coins — particularly helpful when splitting a bill in cash.
Does this work in any currency?
Yes — select any currency from the dropdown and the calculator formats all amounts with the correct symbol. The maths is identical regardless of currency.
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