Hourly to Salary Calculator — Turn Your Wage Into Annual Pay
When a job is advertised by the hour, it's hard to compare it against salaried roles or to plan a monthly budget without first converting that rate into a yearly figure. Our Hourly to Salary Calculator does it instantly: enter your hourly rate, your typical hours per week, and the number of weeks you work per year, and see your pay expressed annually, monthly, weekly, and per day.
The defaults assume a standard full-time pattern — 40 hours a week, 52 weeks a year — but both are fully adjustable. Part-time workers can lower the weekly hours, and anyone who takes unpaid time off can reduce the weeks-per-year figure to get a more realistic annual total. The daily figure assumes a five-day working week.
Common uses include: comparing an hourly contract against a salaried offer, budgeting your monthly take-home expectations, working out a freelance day rate from an hourly one, checking whether a raise meaningfully changes your annual pay, and quoting realistic income figures on rental or loan applications. Note that these figures are gross pay — before income tax, deductions, and any benefits — so your actual take-home will be lower.
The formula is straightforward: **Annual = Hourly Rate × Hours per Week × Weeks per Year**, with monthly, weekly, and daily figures derived from that total.
How to use the Hourly to Salary Calculator
- Enter your hourly rate (e.g., 25).
- Set your usual hours per week (default is 40).
- Set the number of weeks you work per year (default is 52).
- Instantly see your annual, monthly, weekly, and daily pay.