Salary Calculator
Enter your pay in any period and see it in every other: hourly, daily, weekly, every two weeks, monthly and annual — side by side, with an optional deductions estimate for take-home pay.
Convert your pay
$25 an hour is $52,000 a year at 40 hours a week — the boxes start there.
Your pay in every period will appear here, side by side.
Every period, one table
Enter pay once — compare hourly to annual at a glance.
Six periods side by side
Hourly, daily, weekly, every two weeks, monthly and annual — one entry produces the full table.
Your hours, your days
Conversions use the hours and days per week you enter, so part-time, full-time and shift work all convert correctly.
Optional deductions column
Set a single percentage to see rough take-home figures next to gross pay — clearly labelled as an estimate, not tax advice.
About the salary calculator
Pay is quoted in whatever period suits the person quoting it, which makes comparison harder than it should be. This calculator takes one figure — hourly, daily, weekly, fortnightly, monthly or annual — and shows all six equivalents in one table, using your actual hours and days per week rather than a silent assumption.
The standard conversion the calculator starts with: $25 an hour, 40 hours a week, comes to $1,000 a week and $52,000 a year. Change the hours to 20 and the same rate is $26,000 — which is why the working pattern matters as much as the rate, and why it is an input here rather than a fixed constant. The year is counted as 52 working weeks throughout.
The optional deductions field deserves its honest label. Real take-home pay depends on your country’s tax bands, pension rules and benefits, which no single percentage can model. The field exists for rough budgeting — enter the share of your pay that typically disappears and the table adds an after-deductions column — but for an exact figure, use your payslip or an official calculator for your country.
Frequently asked questions
Conversion maths, fortnightly pay and deductions, answered plainly.
How do I convert hourly pay to an annual salary?
Multiply the hourly rate by your hours per week, then by 52. At $25 an hour and 40 hours a week that is $52,000 a year — the calculator does it and shows every period in between.
How is monthly pay worked out?
From the annual figure divided by 12. Because months vary in length, the weekly-to-monthly step goes through the annual total (weekly × 52 ÷ 12) rather than multiplying by 4.
What does “every 2 weeks” mean?
Fortnightly pay — 26 pay periods a year. It is common in the US and Australia, and it is not the same as monthly: two fortnightly pays are slightly less than one monthly pay.
Does the calculator work for part-time hours?
Yes. Set the hours and days per week to your real pattern and every conversion follows it — a 20-hour week at the same rate gives half the annual salary of a 40-hour week.
Is the deductions figure my real tax?
No. It applies one flat percentage you choose, for rough budgeting only. It does not model any country’s tax bands, allowances or pension rules, and it is not tax advice.
Which currencies can I use?
Any — the maths is currency-neutral. Type your currency symbol in the first box and it is used throughout the results table.