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No sign-up · No servers
Your bill stays on your device.
Split now →How it works
Snap a photo
Photograph the receipt — OCR reads it right in your browser.
Fix up the items
Correct anything OCR missed, then split it evenly or by item.
Share who owes what
Send the summary and mark people paid as they settle up.
When the check arrives, nobody wants to be the one doing napkin math. Split·App is a free online bill split that turns a photo of any receipt into a fair, itemized breakdown in seconds. Search for a bill split online and you'll find plenty of apps — this one asks for nothing before you start. It's a free bill split online in the fullest sense: no typing totals by hand, no app store download, no account. Point your camera at the bill, split it, and get back to the conversation.
Under the hood, Split·App runs a receipt scanner powered by optical character recognition (OCR) directly in your browser. Snap or upload a photo of the receipt, and it automatically detects each item, its price, the subtotal, tax, and service charge. OCR isn't perfect — handwriting, faded thermal paper, and unusual receipt layouts can trip up any scanner — so every extracted item lands on an easy-to-edit review screen first. Fix a misread price, rename an item, or add something the scanner missed, all before you split a single cent.
Once the receipt looks right, Split·App works as a restaurant bill split calculator built for real dinners. Add everyone at the table, then choose how to split the bill: evenly across the group, or item by item, so each person only pays for what they ordered. Tax and service are pro-rated automatically based on each person's share of the subtotal. It's as capable a restaurant bill calculator for a table of two as it is for a birthday dinner with twelve — the same bill splitter, either way.
There's no single "right" way to search for this, so Split·App works whether you're after a split bill app, a bill splitter app, a payment split app, or a divide bill app — they all land on the same free tool. It lives entirely in your browser: no app store listing, no login screen, nothing to install. Open the page, scan a receipt, and start splitting. Bookmark it once, and it's ready the next time the bill lands on the table.
Restaurants are the obvious use case, but the same math applies to rent, groceries, a shared Airbnb, or a group trip. Use Split·App as a payment split calculator for any shared cost: add the people, add the costs, and let it work out who owes what — no separate app for rent and a different one for dinner.
Split·App isn't tied to one country or one currency. It detects a sensible default from your browser, but the currency is always editable, so a receipt from a trip abroad splits just as cleanly as a bill from your usual coffee shop. Amounts are formatted correctly for the currency you pick — including ones like the yen that don't use decimal places — so the totals always look right, not just technically correct.
However you type it into a search bar — split bill free, bill splitter free, payment split free, or divide bill free — the answer is the same: Split·App doesn't charge, doesn't gate the receipt scanner behind a premium tier, and doesn't ask for a card to get started. Every part of it — the receipt scanner, the bill split calculator, the review screen — runs on your device. Photos are never uploaded to a server, because there is no server to upload them to. Divide a bill, close the tab, and nothing about that night's dinner is stored anywhere but your own browser.
Yes. Split·App is completely free — there's no premium tier, no paywall on the receipt scanner, and no card required to start splitting a bill.
No. Split·App runs entirely in your browser. There's no sign-up, no login, and nothing to install — open the page and start scanning a receipt.
No. Split·App reads the receipt using OCR (optical character recognition) that runs entirely on your device via Tesseract.js. Your photo is never uploaded anywhere, because there's no server to send it to.
OCR handles clear, printed receipts well but can misfire on handwriting, faded thermal paper, or unusual layouts. Every scanned item lands on an editable review screen first, so you can fix a misread price, rename an item, or add anything the scanner missed before you split a single cent.
Both. Choose an even split to divide the total equally across the group, or an item-by-item split where each item is assigned to whoever ordered it — tax and service are pro-rated automatically based on each person's share of the subtotal.
Any currency. It guesses a sensible default from your browser, but you can change it at any time, and totals are formatted correctly per currency — including ones like the Japanese yen that don't use decimal places.
Split·App builds ready-to-send payment links for UPI, PayPal.me, Venmo, and Cash App based on each person's share. For any other method, there's a manual "mark as paid" option to track who's settled up.
Both. On a phone, tap "Take photo" to use your camera directly, or "Upload" to pick an existing image — JPG, PNG, WEBP, or HEIC, up to 10MB.
Use "Enter items manually" to skip OCR entirely and add items, prices, tax, and people by hand, using the same review and split screens as a scanned receipt.
No, in almost every case. Split·App saves your progress to your browser's local storage after each step, so a refresh resumes where you left off — the one exception is mid-scan, since that step holds a live photo that can't be saved to storage.
No fixed limit. Add as many people as were at the table, whether it's a dinner for two or a group of a dozen.
Yes. The same calculator works for rent, groceries, a shared Airbnb, or any group trip cost — add the people and the costs, and it works out who owes what.