Hourly to Salary Calculator

Convert hourly wage to annual salary or salary back to an hourly rate.

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How to use Hourly to Salary Calculator

Three quick steps — no sign-up needed

  1. Step 1

    Choose conversion direction

    Select Hourly to Salary or Salary to Hourly.

  2. Step 2

    Enter rate and schedule

    Provide hourly rate or annual salary, plus hours per week and weeks per year you want to model.

  3. Step 3

    Read the converted figure

    See annualised pay or equivalent hourly rate under that schedule - before tax.

About Hourly to Salary Calculator

Hourly to Salary Calculator converts between hourly wages and annual salary using hours per week and weeks per year. Job seekers and freelancers search "hourly to salary", "salary to hourly calculator", and "what is my hourly rate" when comparing offers.

Pick Hourly to Salary or Salary to Hourly, then enter the known pay figure with a realistic weekly hours and weeks-per-year assumption (full-time is often near 40 x 52, but part-time and unpaid leave change the math).

Benefits, overtime, bonuses, and taxes are not included. Two jobs with the same headline salary can differ widely once hours and unpaid time are honest.

Use the result for comparison only - employment contracts and local labour rules define actual pay.

Benefits of Hourly to Salary Calculator

Both directions Hourly to annual or annual to hourly in one tool.
Custom hours and weeks Model part-time or fewer working weeks explicitly.
Offer comparison Normalize job posts that quote different pay styles.
Transparent assumptions You control the schedule numbers behind the conversion.

Frequently asked questions

How do you convert hourly to salary?

Hourly rate x hours per week x weeks per year, under the schedule you enter.

How do you convert salary to hourly?

Annual salary divided by (hours per week x weeks per year).

Should I use 52 weeks?

Only if you are paid for a full year without unpaid gaps. Adjust weeks if needed.

Is tax included?

No - pre-tax style arithmetic only.

Is this financial advice?

No - a conversion helper for planning discussions.