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Salary Calculator

Convert between hourly, daily, weekly, bi-weekly, monthly and annual pay. Adjust hours per week, days per week and weeks per year for unpaid time off.

Assumes paid every week. Adjust weeks/year for unpaid time off (e.g., 48 for 4 weeks unpaid).

Hourly

Weekly

Annual

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Gross Compensation Notice: Note: Calculations reflect gross salary. Net take-home pay depends on income taxes, pension contributions, and statutory deductions in your jurisdiction.

Converts via annual = hourly × hours/week × weeks/year. Daily = hourly × (hours/week ÷ days/week).

How to use

  1. 1Enter an amount and what it’s per (hour, day, week, month or year).
  2. 2Set hours per week (e.g., 40) and weeks per year (e.g., 52, or 48 if 4 weeks unpaid).
  3. 3See all equivalents — hourly, daily, weekly, monthly and annual — with hours breakdown.

Formulas

Annual = hourly × hours/week × weeks/year • Weekly = annual / weeks/year • Daily = hourly × (hours/week ÷ days/week)

Conversions pivot on annual pay. Daily uses hours per day = hours/week ÷ days/week. Monthly is annual/12, bi-weekly is weekly×2.

Examples

$25/hour, 40h/week, 52w

Weekly $1,000 • Monthly $4,333.33 • Annual $52,000 • Daily $200 (8h).

Annual $52,000

$4,000/month, 40h/week

Annual 48,000 → Hourly ≈ $23.08.

Hourly $23.08

About

The Salary Calculator converts pay between hourly, daily, weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, and annual amounts. Enter one figure and its period, set your hours per week and weeks per year, and the calculator derives every equivalent using pay that pivots on the annual total. Adjust weeks per year to account for unpaid time off so salary quotations reflect real take-home schedules. Job seekers compare offers hourly versus annual, and employees convert pay periods for budgeting and loan applications. The math is straightforward and transparent, with every conversion shown so you can verify the output.

Frequently asked questions

How do I account for unpaid time off?
Reduce weeks per year — e.g., 52 weeks minus 2 weeks unpaid = 50 weeks/year.
What about overtime?
This is straight pay. For time-and-a-half or double time use the Overtime Calculator.