Salary Calculator
Convert a salary between hourly, weekly, monthly and annual figures.
The same pay, different periods
Pay gets quoted in whatever period suits — an hourly rate, a weekly wage, a monthly figure, an annual salary — and comparing offers or budgeting means converting between them. This translates a salary across those periods, so an hourly rate becomes an annual figure or the reverse, using standard working hours.
Enter pay in any period and see it in the others.
Gross is not take-home
The crucial caveat is that these are gross figures — what you earn before tax, and before deductions like pension contributions. Your actual take-home pay is meaningfully lower and depends on your tax situation, which varies by country and circumstance, so this deliberately deals in the gross conversion rather than pretending to know your net. It is right for comparing offers and understanding a rate; for what actually lands in your account, a tax calculator for your location is the next step.
Salary Calculator FAQ
Does this show my take-home pay?
No — it converts gross salary between periods. Take-home pay is lower after tax and deductions, which depend on your specific situation.
What working hours does it assume?
Standard full-time hours, which you can adjust — the hourly-to-annual link depends on how many hours you work.
Is anything uploaded?
No. The calculation happens in your browser.