Convert any wage between hourly, daily, weekly, monthly and yearly pay. Enter a rate and your working hours to see your full salary breakdown instantly.

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Based on 52 weeks per year and the hours and days you enter. Figures are gross pay before tax and deductions.

About Salary Calculator

The salary calculator converts a wage between hourly, daily, weekly, monthly and yearly pay. Enter one figure — say an hourly rate — plus your hours per week and days per week, and it fills in the full breakdown, including your annual salary.

Conversions are based on 52 weeks per year and the working pattern you enter, so a 40-hour week and a 35-hour week produce genuinely different annual figures from the same hourly rate. All amounts are gross pay, before tax and deductions.

It answers everyday questions like “what is $25 an hour annually?” or “what does a 60k salary work out to per hour?” — useful when comparing job offers quoted in different pay periods.

How to use Salary Calculator

  1. Enter your pay amount and choose its period: hourly, daily, weekly, monthly or yearly.
  2. Set your hours per week to match your actual schedule.
  3. Set your days per week so daily pay converts correctly.
  4. Read the full breakdown, from hourly rate up to annual salary.

Frequently asked questions

At 40 hours a week for 52 weeks, $25/hour is $52,000 per year. Change the hours-per-week field and the annual figure updates instantly to match your real schedule.

They define your working pattern. Hourly-to-annual conversion multiplies by weekly hours and 52 weeks, while daily pay depends on days per week — so a 4-day week changes the daily figure even at the same salary.

Before. Every figure is gross pay with no tax, social contributions or deductions removed. Pair this tool with the take-home pay calculator to estimate your net paycheck.

No — it assumes you are paid for all 52 weeks. If you take unpaid weeks off, reduce the effective weeks by adjusting your inputs, or expect the annual figure to overstate slightly.

Yes. Enter the amount with the period set to monthly, and the tool works backwards through your weekly hours to the equivalent hourly, daily, weekly and yearly figures.

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