Salary Calculator
WEBConvert pay between hourly, daily, weekly, monthly and annual, and estimate take-home after tax.
Take-home is a flat-rate estimate. Real deductions (tax bands, insurance, pension) vary — check your local rules.
What is the Salary Calculator tool?
This salary calculator converts a single pay figure across every period at once — hourly, daily, weekly, monthly and annual — so you can compare a job offer, a freelance rate and a monthly wage on the same scale. Enter what you earn and how it is paid, and the whole breakdown appears instantly.
It works both ways. Type an hourly rate to see the yearly salary it adds up to, or type an annual figure to see the hourly, weekly and monthly equivalents. You set the working schedule that matters to you — hours per week and paid weeks per year — and a standard five-day working week is used to derive the daily rate, so part-time, contract and full-time numbers all come out right.
Add a flat tax or deductions percentage and the calculator also shows an estimated take-home figure beside each gross amount, which is handy when you are budgeting from net pay rather than the headline salary. Everything runs entirely in your browser — no amount is uploaded, stored or sent to a server, and no account is needed. One honest caveat: real payroll deductions (progressive tax bands, national insurance, pension contributions) vary by country and income, so treat the take-home number as a quick estimate, not a payslip.
How to use the Salary Calculator
- Choose the period your pay is quoted in — per hour, day, week, month or year.
- Enter the pay amount for that period.
- Set your working schedule: hours per week and paid weeks per year.
- Optionally add a tax / deductions percentage to estimate take-home.
- Read your pay across every period — gross and take-home update instantly.
- Copy or share the breakdown when you are done.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert my hourly wage to an annual salary?
Multiply your hourly rate by the hours you work per week, then by the paid weeks you work per year. At 40 hours a week for 52 weeks, an hourly rate multiplied by 2,080 gives the yearly salary. The calculator does this automatically and also fills in the daily, weekly and monthly equivalents.
How is monthly pay calculated from an annual salary?
Monthly pay is simply the annual salary divided by 12, regardless of how many days are in each month. Enter an annual figure and the calculator shows the monthly, weekly, daily and hourly equivalents side by side.
What is take-home pay?
Take-home (or net) pay is what is left after tax and deductions. This tool applies a single flat percentage you enter to estimate it. Real payslips use progressive tax bands, insurance and pension contributions that differ by country, so use the take-home figure as a guide.
Can I use it for part-time or contract work?
Yes. Change the hours per week and paid weeks per year to match your schedule, and the hourly, daily, weekly, monthly and annual figures all recalculate for that pattern — ideal for part-time roles, freelance rates and fixed-term contracts.
Does it work with any currency?
Yes. The calculator only does the maths on the numbers you enter, so it works with any currency — just read the results in whatever currency you were paid in. Under Arabic it shows Arabic-Indic digits.
Is my salary data private?
Completely. Your pay and settings are processed entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded, stored or sent to any server, and no sign-up is required. After the page loads it even works offline.