Salary calculator
Turn an hourly rate into a yearly salary, or a salary into an hourly rate, in one step.
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How to use Salary calculator
Enter your pay
Type the amount and choose how it’s paid: hourly, daily, weekly, fortnightly, monthly or yearly.
Set your hours
Check the hours and days you work each week and the weeks you’re paid each year. 40 hours, 5 days and 52 weeks are filled in.
Read every period
See your pay for every other period at once, and copy the lot with one click.
Why use Utils365
Every period at once
Hourly, daily, weekly, fortnightly, monthly and yearly pay side by side, so you can compare job offers quickly.
Your own hours
Part-time, a 37.5-hour week or a four-day week: set the hours and days and the figures follow.
Unpaid time off
Lower the weeks a year for unpaid holidays or contract gaps to see what you really earn.
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Nothing you type leaves your device, and there’s nothing to sign up for.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert an hourly wage to a yearly salary?
Multiply the hourly rate by the hours a week and then by the weeks a year. 20 an hour for 40 hours over 52 weeks is 41,600 a year.
How do I work out my hourly rate from a salary?
Divide the yearly salary by the hours worked in a year. 52,000 a year at 37.5 hours a week for 52 weeks is 1,950 hours, or 26.67 an hour.
How is monthly pay worked out?
Yearly pay divided by 12. A month isn’t exactly four weeks: 41,600 a year is 3,466.67 a month, but 800 a week.
Should I use 52 weeks a year?
Use 52 if your holidays are paid, as for most salaried jobs. If you’re paid only for the weeks you work, such as a contractor taking 4 unpaid weeks off, use 48.
Does it work out tax?
No. The figures are before tax, pension and other deductions, which depend on where you live and your circumstances.
What is the difference between weekly and fortnightly pay?
Fortnightly pay covers two weeks, so it is twice the weekly amount. There are 26 fortnightly paydays in a 52-week year.