Enter the amount and people
How to use the bill splitter
Working out "how much each?" at a dinner or party with a calculator is surprisingly tedious. This tool takes the total and the number of people and gives the per-person amount, rounded to an easy-to-collect figure.
How to use it
Enter the total and number of people, then choose a rounding unit (such as 100). If the organizer or a senior member pays more, enter how many people pay extra and the extra amount; the remainder is split evenly among the others.
Rounding and the organizer's surplus
Rounding up when collecting makes the collected total slightly larger than the bill. This surplus stays with the organizer, so it can serve as a collecting fee or roll over to next time. Choose "1" rounding to make the surplus zero.
Frequently asked questions
How is rounding handled?+
Because the collected total then slightly exceeds the bill, the surplus stays with the organizer.
How are uneven shares (people who pay more) calculated?+
What is the organizer's surplus or shortfall?+
A positive number is a surplus left with the organizer; with 1-yen rounding it becomes zero.
Is the amount I enter stored?+
Who should cover the rounding remainder?+
Agreeing in advance avoids disputes.
・Standard per person = ⌈(total − extra total) ÷ standard people ÷ unit⌉ × unit (rounded up)
・Extra total = people paying extra × extra amount per person
・Collected total = standard per person × standard people + extra payers' total
・Organizer's balance = collected total − bill total
※ Rounding and uneven-share logic follow common practice and are this site's own implementation.
This site does not represent any organization or service and does not guarantee the accuracy of the results. Please confirm the amounts among participants before settling up.