Common bill splits

Find the bill split that fits the situation

Whether it is dinner, drinks, tax and tip, party supplies, or a group gift, start with the closest real-life split and create one shared link.

Start with what needs splitting

For bills where an even split might charge the wrong people, miss shared items, or leave one person doing all the math.

Split a group bill with one browser link. No app downloads, no accounts, no friend requests. Add expenses together and see who owes whom.

When friends want to split the bill evenly but you ordered less, use one link to show items, shared costs, tax, tip, and a fair total.

Split dinner fairly when some people ordered alcohol and others did not. Separate drinks, shared food, tax, tip, and who owes whom.

Split a bachelorette dinner when some guests drink, some do not, and one person has to put the whole bill on a card.

For when you already know the job: itemized receipt, shared event tab, trip expenses, tax, tip, or payback totals.

Use a free bill splitter with no signup. Create one shared link, add who paid, split receipts fairly, and see who owes whom.

Split an itemized receipt by assigning each line item to the right people, then divide shared items, tax, and tip fairly.

Scan or enter a receipt, assign items to people, split tax and tip fairly, and share one no-signup link with the group.

Scan a receipt, assign items to people, split shared dishes, tax, and tip, then share one no-signup bill split link.

Split receipt tax and tip based on what each person ordered. Handle shared items, item-specific taxes, and one shared settlement link.

Split tax and tip based on what each person ordered. Assign receipt items, shared dishes, and item-specific taxes with one shared link.

Split event costs when one person paid upfront, people owe different shares, or the group needs a clear payback list.

Split shared event costs for parties, dinners, BBQs, gifts, and day events. One link for expenses and who owes whom.

Split party expenses for food, drinks, decorations, rides, and supplies. Keep the total transparent before asking friends to pay back.

Split a group dinner bill without forcing everyone into an unfair equal split. Track food, drinks, tax, tip, and who owes whom.

Split birthday party costs for dinner, cake, decorations, gifts, rides, and shared supplies without making the host chase everyone.

Split BBQ costs for meat, drinks, sides, ice, charcoal, and supplies. One shared page for who paid and who owes.

Split a group gift, card, delivery, tax, and add-ons clearly. See who paid upfront and who owes their share.