Convert pay between hourly, daily, weekly, biweekly, monthly, and annual amounts in your browser. Estimates only, not financial or tax advice.
Salary Calculator Online
Convert pay between hourly, daily, weekly, biweekly, monthly, and annual amounts in your browser. Estimates only, not financial or tax advice.
The Salary Calculator runs entirely in your browser and the pay figures you enter never leave your device. Results are estimates only and are not financial or tax advice.
Salary Calculator converts a pay amount from any pay period into every other common pay period — hourly, daily, weekly, biweekly, monthly, and annual. Enter an amount and choose the period it represents, and it normalizes the figure to an annual rate using your hours-per-week, days-per-week, and weeks-per-year assumptions, then derives every other period from that annual figure. The defaults assume a standard 40-hour, 5-day, 52-week work year, but you can adjust each assumption to match a part-time schedule, a compressed workweek, or unpaid time off. It is useful for comparing a job offer quoted as an hourly wage against a salaried role quoted annually, budgeting from a biweekly paycheck, or checking what a monthly contractor rate works out to per hour. These are estimates only and not financial or tax advice — actual take-home pay depends on taxes, benefits, and other deductions. Everything runs locally in your browser.
Features
Converts a pay amount from hourly, daily, weekly, biweekly, monthly, or annual to all six periods at once
Adjustable hours-per-week, days-per-week, and weeks-per-year assumptions for non-standard schedules
Defaults to a standard 40-hour, 5-day, 52-week work year
Shows hourly, daily, weekly, biweekly, monthly, and annual figures side by side
Copy button for a plain-text summary of every pay period
Clear error message when the pay amount or an assumption is missing or invalid
Handles part-time and non-standard schedules by editing the underlying assumptions
Runs entirely in your browser with no salary figures sent anywhere
How to use the Salary Calculator
Enter the pay amount you want to convert
Choose the pay period that amount represents (hourly, daily, weekly, biweekly, monthly, or annual)
Optionally adjust the hours-per-week, days-per-week, or weeks-per-year assumptions
Read the converted figures for every pay period, and copy the summary if needed
Example
Input
$25/hour, 40 h/wk
Output
Annual: $52,000
Monthly: $4,333
At $25 an hour and 40 hours a week over 52 weeks, pay comes to $52,000 a year, about $4,333 a month.
Common errors & troubleshooting
The converted annual figure looks about twice as high or low as expected. — Check the hours-per-week assumption — a 20-hour part-time schedule or an 80-hour biweekly total will shift the annual figure significantly from the 40-hour default.
A daily rate converts to an annual figure that seems too high. — The Salary Calculator assumes 5 working days per week by default. Lower the days-per-week assumption if the role only works 3 or 4 days.
The monthly figure doesn't match a real paycheck amount. — Monthly here is annual ÷ 12, an average. A biweekly paycheck schedule pays 26 times a year, not exactly 12 times, so individual paycheck amounts can differ slightly from the monthly average.
An error message appears instead of the results. — One of the fields is not a plain number, the pay amount is negative, or an hours, days or weeks assumption is 0. Spaces, commas and a currency sign are ignored, so look for letters or another stray character.
Frequently asked questions
How does the Salary Calculator convert an hourly wage to an annual salary?
It multiplies the hourly rate by your hours-per-week assumption and then by your weeks-per-year assumption. With the defaults of 40 hours and 52 weeks, $25/hour becomes a $52,000 annual salary.
Can the Salary Calculator handle a part-time or compressed schedule?
Yes. Open the work assumptions and adjust hours-per-week, days-per-week, or weeks-per-year to match your actual schedule, including part-time hours or unpaid weeks off, before converting.
Why does the Salary Calculator show both monthly and biweekly figures?
Monthly is annual pay divided by 12, an even monthly average. Biweekly reflects a paycheck every two weeks, which happens 26 times a year, so the two figures are not simply double one another.
Does the Salary Calculator account for taxes or deductions?
No. It converts gross pay between pay periods only. It does not calculate income tax, benefits, or other deductions — try the Income Tax Calculator for a tax estimate on an annual figure.
Is the Salary Calculator giving financial or tax advice?
No. It provides estimates only, based on the numbers and assumptions you enter, and is not financial or tax advice. Confirm important figures with an employer, accountant, or financial professional.
Is my pay information uploaded anywhere?
No. The Salary Calculator runs entirely in your browser. The amounts and assumptions you enter never leave your device.
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