Hourly to Salary Converter

Why Use the Hourly to Salary Converter?

This hourly to salary converter turns an hourly wage into clear yearly pay. Use it to plan a budget or review a job offer. You get weekly figures plus monthly and annual totals in seconds. You will also see links to related salary and finance calculators below. The content stays clear and easy to read.

How It Works

Enter Your Details

Add your pay and your schedule, then let the math run. Here is what each field means.

• Hourly rate. Enter your base pay before taxes.
• Use a decimal if needed like 25.50.
• Hours per week. The default is 40 hours.
• Enter any value from 1 to 168.
• Decimals work for partial hours.
• Weeks per year. The default is 52 weeks.
• Change this to account for unpaid time off.
• Enter any value from 1 to 52.

See Your Results

After you calculate, the tool shows a clear breakdown.

Here is what each line means.

• Hourly repeats the rate you entered.
• Weekly equals hourly rate times hours per week.
• Biweekly equals weekly pay times two.
• Monthly equals annual pay divided by twelve.
• Annual equals weekly pay times working weeks.
• All amounts show gross pay before taxes and deductions.
• Values use two decimals for currency formatting.

How to Use This Tool

1. Input Your Hourly Rate

Enter your hourly pay like 15.50. Use your base rate before overtime. Enter a number greater than zero.

2. Adjust Your Weekly Hours

The box shows 40 by default. Change it to match your schedule. Enter values from 1 to 168. Decimals work for partial hours.

3. Set Weeks per Year and Calculate

Set the weeks you work in a year. The default is 52. Lower this for unpaid leave or long breaks. Click Calculate to see your pay. You can also press Enter to run the math. The tool shows a message for out of range values.

The Benefits at a Glance

Use this hourly to salary converter for quick and accurate planning. It works for full time and part time schedules. It also suits seasonal work. You can tune the hours and weeks to match real life. It pairs with other salary and finance calculators linked below. The clean layout and speed feel unique. You get utmost clarity across all timeframes.

Final Thoughts

The math is simple and transparent. Weekly pay equals hourly rate times hours per week. Annual pay equals weekly pay times working weeks. Monthly pay equals annual pay divided by twelve.

Notes and limits:

• All figures are gross amounts before taxes and deductions.
• The calculator uses your base rate only.
• Overtime multipliers are excluded.
• Benefits and bonuses are excluded.
• Values use two decimals.
• Allowed ranges are 1 to 168 hours per week and 1 to 52 weeks per year.
• Hourly rate must be above zero.

Common use cases:

• Budget planning for steady work. 25.00 per hour at 40 hours and 52 weeks equals 52,000 per year.
• Comparing two roles. 30.00 per hour at 35 hours and 50 weeks equals 52,500 per year.
• Part time work. 18.75 per hour at 24 hours and 50 weeks equals 22,500 per year.
• Seasonal work. 20.00 per hour at 30 hours and 20 weeks equals 12,000 per year.

Now you can turn hourly pay into a full salary view in seconds.