Hourly to Salary Calculator

Turn an hourly wage into annual, monthly, and weekly pay. Use the same hours and weeks to turn an annual salary back into an hourly rate. Overtime is not included.

Smart Tips

• An hourly wage becomes weekly, annual, and monthly pay

• Weekly pay is the hourly wage times hours per week

• Annual pay is that weekly pay times weeks per year. Monthly pay is annual pay divided by 12

• The reverse uses the same hours and weeks. Hourly rate equals annual salary divided by hours per week times weeks per year

• Overtime is not included. Extra hours are not paid at time-and-a-half

The Formula

Annual = hourly × hours per week × weeks per year

W = Weekly pay
Hourly × hours per week

M = Monthly pay
Annual ÷ 12

H = Hourly from salary
Annual salary ÷ (hours per week × weeks per year)

D = Defaults
40 hours per week and 52 weeks per year. Overtime is not included.

Key Insights

Weekly Pay

Weekly pay is the hourly wage times hours per week. Changing weeks per year does not change weekly pay.

Annual And Monthly

Annual pay is weekly pay times weeks per year. Monthly pay is that annual amount divided by 12.

Salary To Hourly

The hourly rate equals the annual salary divided by hours per week times weeks per year. It does not change the annual pay result, which comes from the hourly wage.

No Overtime

Every hour is paid at the straight hourly rate. The calculator does not add time-and-a-half or double time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Annual pay equals the hourly wage times hours per week times weeks per year. The defaults are 40 hours per week and 52 weeks per year.

Weekly pay equals the hourly wage times hours per week. It does not use weeks per year. Monthly pay equals annual pay divided by 12. Changing weeks per year changes annual pay and monthly pay. It does not change weekly pay.

The hourly rate equals the annual salary divided by (hours per week times weeks per year). It uses the same hours and weeks as the hourly-to-salary calculation.

No. Every hour is paid at the straight hourly rate. The calculator does not add time-and-a-half or double time. If you want those extra hours in the total, enter them in hours per week at the same straight rate, or leave them out.

Lower weeks per year so unpaid weeks are left out of annual pay. Monthly pay is that annual amount divided by 12. Weekly pay stays hourly wage times hours per week.

The formulas in the formula section on this page are the ones this calculator runs. No outside rate table is used unless the page says otherwise. Source: U.S. Department of Labor wages topic: https://www.dol.gov/general/topic/wages.

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Annual pay

Enter an hourly wage or an annual salary

Monthly pay

Weekly pay

Hourly rate from salary

Note:Overtime is not included. Weekly pay is the hourly wage times hours per week. Annual pay multiplies that by weeks per year. Monthly pay is annual pay divided by 12. The salary field is a separate reverse calculation.