Check splitter that goes item by item

Add everyone at the table, then enter each item from the receipt and tap the names of the people who had it. A dish shared by three people is divided three ways; anything left on "Everyone" is shared by the whole table. Enter tax and tip once and ItemSplit spreads them in proportion to what each person ordered.

Sales tax and a percentage tip are both charged as a percentage of the food. If you ordered 40% of the food, 40% of the tax and tip were caused by your order. Splitting them proportionally means everyone pays the same effective rate on what they ate. You can switch to an equal split of extras if your group prefers.

Yes. Tap "Scan a receipt photo" to take or upload a picture, or paste the text of an emailed or delivery-app receipt. The items, tax, tip and fees are pulled out for you to check. The photo is sent once to an AI model to read it and is not stored by ItemSplit.

The whole split is packed into the link itself (after the # sign), so it never touches our server. Anyone who opens it sees the same people, items and totals and can check their own line.

When $10.00 is split three ways, someone has to pay $3.34. ItemSplit uses the largest-remainder method so every share is rounded to the cent and the shares always add up to the exact bill total.

Divide the tax in proportion to each person's share of the pre-tax items. If your items are $30 of a $120 subtotal (25%), you pay 25% of the tax. On $9.60 of tax that is $2.40. ItemSplit does this automatically, whether you enter the tax as a percentage or as the dollar amount printed on the receipt.

Tap both names on the item, then tap "Uneven portions?" and set portions. For example, if one person drank 2 of 3 beers on one line, give them 2 portions and the other person 1, and the price is split 2/3 and 1/3.

If all three ordered about the same, divide the total by 3 (the split calculator handles the leftover cent). If they ordered different things, enter the items here, tap who had each one, and add tax and tip once. Each person gets their own total.

Itemized splitting with proportional tax and tip, rounded so the shares add up to the exact total. ItemSplit works in cents, splits shared items among only the people who had them, and hands out leftover pennies with the largest-remainder method, so the slips always match the receipt.

Pick the person who paid the restaurant under "Who paid the restaurant?" and ItemSplit lists what each other person sends them, for example "Jon pays Maya $66.15". Copy totals puts those lines into your group chat message.

Use a web check splitter like this one: nobody has to install anything or sign up. One person enters the receipt, then shares a link or pastes the totals into the group chat. For a running tab across a trip, use the trip expense calculator instead.

It is free and there is no sign-up. Your current bill is saved in your own browser so it survives a refresh; you can clear it from the privacy page.