Is the result before or after tax?

The figures are gross pay — before income tax, national insurance, pension or other deductions. Take-home pay is lower and depends on your country and personal allowances.

How do I handle part-time or unpaid leave?

Lower the hours per week for part-time roles, and reduce the paid weeks per year if you take unpaid leave. For example 30 hours a week over 48 paid weeks reflects part-time work with four unpaid weeks off.

Does it work in my currency?

Yes. The maths is identical in any currency — just enter your hourly rate as a number and read the result in the same currency. Everything is calculated in your browser.

Hourly to Salary Converter

Turn an hourly wage into weekly, monthly and annual pay.

Free hourly-to-salary converter — turn an hourly wage into weekly, monthly and annual gross pay using your own hours and weeks worked. Works in any currency, entirely in your browser.

How do I convert an hourly wage to an annual salary?

Annual salary = hourly rate × hours per week × weeks worked per year. For full-time work that is often rate × 40 × 52. The converter lets you set your own hours and weeks for part-time or seasonal work.

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The Hourly to Salary Converter turns an hourly wage into equivalent weekly, monthly and annual gross pay. Enter your rate, your hours per week and your paid weeks per year, and it does the maths instantly — in any currency, entirely in your browser.

The formula

annual salary = hourly rate × hours per week × paid weeks per year

For a standard full-time job that is often rate × 40 × 52. The converter lets you change the hours and weeks so it works for part-time, seasonal and freelance schedules too.

Gross vs. take-home

All figures are gross pay — before income tax, social-security/national-insurance contributions, pension and other deductions. Your actual take-home pay is lower and depends on your country’s tax rules and your personal allowances, so use these numbers for comparison rather than as a net-pay figure.

Everything is calculated locally in your browser, so nothing you enter is uploaded.