The prize money for Wimbledon 2025 is a record £53.5 million ($72.7m), a 7% increase over last year.
The men and women singles champions will each receive £3m, up 11% from £2.7m in 2024.
The prize pot, worth £50m in 2024, is double the £26.5m that was on offer in 2015.
Players knocked out in the first round will receive £66,000, an increase of 10%.
There will be a 4% increase for the men’s and women’s doubles winners, who will earn £680,000, and a 3% increase for the mixed doubles winners, to £135,000.
The All England Lawn Tennis Club also confirmed the full introduction of live electronic line calling.
The technology, trialled in part last year, will end Wimbledon’s 147-year use of line judges.
More than 400 cameras have been installed across the courts.
Wimbledon runs from 30 June to 13 July.
