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Convert hourly wages into yearly, monthly, weekly and biweekly pay and estimate overtime earnings.

Hourly to annual salaryGross pay conversionOvertime estimates
Salary Calculator
💵 This is a gross pay calculator. It does not include taxes, deductions, benefits, bonuses or local payroll rules.
Salary Summary
Estimated yearly salary
$0
Enter your pay and schedule.
Hourly wage
$0
Weekly pay
$0
Monthly salary
$0
Work hours / year
0
Overtime pay / year $0
Daily pay estimate $0
Change the numbers to calculate hourly, weekly, monthly and yearly pay.
Pay Period Breakdown
Compare hourly, daily, weekly, biweekly, monthly and yearly gross pay.
Pay period Base pay Overtime pay Total gross pay Work hours
50-week yearly salary $0
48-week yearly salary $0
Biweekly pay $0
Semi-monthly pay $0
Tip: monthly pay is yearly pay divided by 12. Biweekly pay is yearly pay divided by 26. Semi-monthly pay is yearly pay divided by 24.

Salary Calculator FAQ

How do I use this salary calculator?

Choose whether you want to calculate from hourly wage, yearly salary, monthly salary or weekly pay. Enter your work schedule and the calculator converts it into hourly, daily, weekly, biweekly, monthly and yearly gross pay.

How do I calculate hourly wage to yearly salary?

Multiply the hourly wage by hours worked per week, then multiply by weeks worked per year. For a 40-hour week and 52 weeks per year, the common full-time estimate uses 2,080 hours per year.

How do I calculate yearly salary to hourly wage?

Divide the yearly salary by your yearly work hours. For example, if you work 40 hours per week for 52 weeks, divide the salary by 2,080 hours.

Does this calculate take-home pay after tax?

No. This salary calculator shows gross pay before taxes, deductions, insurance, retirement contributions and benefits. Tax rules are different by country, state and personal situation.

Can I calculate overtime pay?

Yes. Add overtime hours per week and choose an overtime multiplier. The calculator estimates overtime pay and adds it to the weekly, monthly and yearly totals.

Are these salary amounts before or after taxes?

The results estimate gross pay before income taxes, social insurance, benefits and other deductions. Take-home pay depends on individual circumstances and local rules.