Bill Split Calculator

Enter the total and how many people are splitting it. Leftover cents are distributed automatically, so the shares always add up to the exact total. No sign-up, no download — close the tab and nothing is left behind.

Added by the restaurant; leave 0 if there is none

Each person pays

  • 1 person333.34
  • 2 people333.33

1,000 does not divide evenly by 3. The leftover cents go to the first 1 — one extra cent each — so the shares add up to exactly the total. Groups on FenPay settle the same way, so both give identical numbers.

Currency-agnostic: enter dollars, yen, or euros — the result comes back in the same unit.
Everything is calculated in your browser. No amounts are sent to a server and nothing is stored.

A trip is never one bill

Share a group link with everyone travelling with you, let each person log their own expenses, and settle once at the end. Free, no account needed — same as this page.

Start a group

How the leftover cents are handled

1000 split three ways is 333.333… Rounded down to cents that is 333.33 each, which adds up to 999.99 — one cent short.

That cent cannot vanish, and it cannot be invented either: someone has to pay it. FenPay always gives it to the people listed first — 333.34, 333.33, 333.33, which is exactly 1000.

Always giving it to the first person is a deliberate choice: the same input has to produce the same result every time. This page runs the same algorithm the app uses to settle real groups, not a second copy of it.

When a calculator stops being enough

One dinner, one taxi ride — this page is all you need. But the moment someone covers part of the bill, or one item is shared by only three of you, or you paid in yen and settle in dollars, arithmetic starts leaking.

That is when a group helps: share one link, everyone logs what they paid, and the app reduces who-owes-who to the fewest possible transfers. Still no sign-up, still no download.