Example 1
- Rate 25, 40 h/week
- Blank weeks = 52, no overtime
year 52000.00; month 4333.33; week 1000.00
25 × 40 gives 1000 weekly, 52 weeks give 52000 yearly.
Hourly to salary calculator
Type an hourly rate and how many hours you work in a week. The calculator builds a week, a year, and an even month from that. At 25, 40 hours, and 52 weeks you get 1000 a week, 52000 a year, and 4333.33 a month.
The other direction, a rate from monthly pay: hourly rate. Overtime in one period only: overtime calculator. This is not a tax stub and not labor-law advice.
Result
Hourly rate ({{currency}}), Hours per week, Weeks per year (blank = 52) and Overtime hours per week (optional). Yearly shows up here.
How it works
This calculator goes from an hourly rate to a pay sketch. First it multiplies the rate by regular hours in a week. If you add overtime, that slice is separate: rate times multiplier times those hours. The week times the week count is the year. A month is that year divided by 12, so twelve even sketches, not a 4.33-weeks-per-month model.
Take 25 an hour, 40 hours in a week, and leave weeks empty. Salary weeks in this calculator are 52. The week is 1000, the year 52000, the month 4333.33. At 20 and the same 40 hours the week falls to 800, the year to 41600, the month to 3466.67. The result is in the same currency you typed for the rate.
Regular hours and overtime are two fields. 40 hours is the base week. Five overtime hours at 25 and a 1.5 multiplier add 187.50, so the week becomes 1187.50, the year 61750, the month 5145.83. An empty multiplier means 1.5. A value below 1 returns to 1.5, so a comma typo does not cut the premium. Empty overtime means zero, not a guessed legal cap.
You can type 1 to 54 weeks. 48 weeks at 50 an hour and 40 hours leaves room for vacation in the calendar: week 2000, year 96000, month 8000. Half time is hours, not a separate fraction: 30 and 20 hours over 52 weeks is 600 a week, 31200 a year, 2600 a month.
The calculator multiplies the rate by weekly and yearly hours. That page divides a ready monthly salary by monthly hours. The calculator multiplies. This is also not payroll tax and not overtime law. A 1.5 multiplier is a number in a field, not a statute. The overtime calculator prices one period and does not build a year.
A comma and a period in a rate of 18.5 mean the same thing. Skip thousand spaces. Rate and regular hours must be greater than zero. A month from year divided by 12 is not a payday every four weeks. If you want take-home, carry the gross sketch to the gross-to-net page.
How to use
- In the rate field, type the amount per hour, for example 25. The result will use that same currency.
- In hours per week, type regular hours, for example 40. Keep overtime out of this field: it has its own box.
- Leave weeks per year empty if 52 is enough. Or type 48 if you want vacation left in the calendar. The range is 1 to 54.
- Overtime is optional. At 25, 40 hours, 5 overtime hours, and a 1.5 multiplier the week is 1187.50. An empty multiplier is 1.5.
- Click Calculate and read year, month (year divided by 12), and week. 25, 40, and 52 give 52000, 4333.33, and 1000. This is a gross sketch, not a payroll slip.
Formula
weekly = rate × hours + rate × multiplier × overtime hours
yearly = weekly × weeks; monthly = yearly / 12
Rate > 0. Hours > 0. Weeks 1 to 54, blank = 52. Blank overtime = 0. Blank multiplier = 1.5; a value < 1 returns to 1.5. Overtime is added on top of regular hours. This is not monthly pay / monthly hours.
Week, year, and month from an hourly rate
Week = rate × hours, year = week × weeks, month = year / 12. At 25, 40 h, and 52 weeks: 1000, 52000, and 4333.33.
- rate
- The hourly rate. 25 × 40 = 1000 a week. 20 × 40 = 800, year 41600, month 3466.67.
- overtime
- On top of regular hours, blank multiplier = 1.5. Blank overtime = 0. 30 × 20 at 52 weeks is 600 / 31200 / 2600, with no OT.
- weeks
- Weeks per year, blank = 52. 52 × 1000 = 52000. Range 1 to 54. Not monthly pay / monthly hours.
Examples
Example 2
- Rate 20, 40 h
- 52 weeks, no overtime
year 41600.00; month 3466.67; week 800.00
20 × 40 gives 800 weekly, 41600 yearly about 3466.67 a month.
Example 3
- Rate 30, 20 h
- 52 weeks
year 31200.00; month 2600.00; week 600.00
30 × 20 gives 600 weekly, 31200 yearly about 2600 monthly.
Example 4
- Rate 50, 40 h
- 48 weeks in the year
year 96000.00; month 8000.00; week 2000.00
50 × 40 gives 2000 weekly, 48 weeks give 96000 yearly.
Example 5
- Rate 25, 40 regular hours
- 5 overtime hours, multiplier 1.5, 52 weeks
year 61750.00; month 5145.83; week 1187.50
1000 + 25×1.5×5 gives 1187.50 weekly, 61750 yearly.
Example 6
- Rate 40, 35 h
- 52 weeks
year 72800.00; month 6066.67; week 1400.00
40 × 35 gives 1400 weekly, 72800 / 12 about 6066.67.
Example 7
- Rate 15, 40 h
- 8 overtime hours, blank multiplier = 1.5
year 40560.00; month 3380.00; week 780.00
600 + 15×1.5×8 gives 780 weekly, 40560 yearly about 3380.
Example 8
- Rate 100, 10 h
- 50 weeks in the year
year 50000.00; month 4166.67; week 1000.00
100 × 10 gives 1000 weekly, 50 weeks give 50000 yearly.
Frequently asked questions
What do I get at 25, 40 hours, and 52 weeks?
Week 1000, year 52000, month 4333.33. The month is the year divided by 12.
How is this different from the hourly-rate page?
There you divide monthly pay by monthly hours. The calculator multiplies a rate by a week and by the week count. Opposite direction.
Are 5 overtime hours already inside the 40 I typed?
No. 40 is regular hours. Five overtime hours add on top: 25 × 40 plus 25 × 1.5 × 5, so 1187.50 a week.
What if I leave weeks empty?
The calculator uses 52. You may type 1 to 54. Zero will not run. 48 weeks leaves room for vacation in the calendar.
Why is an empty multiplier 1.5?
That is a common 50 percent premium sketch. Type 2 for double time. A value below 1 returns to 1.5.
Does this compute payroll tax or social charges?
No. You get a product, a gross sketch. Brackets and contributions sit outside this formula. Take-home lives on the gross-to-net page, at a flat percent you type yourself.
Is a 1.5 multiplier overtime-law advice?
No. It is a number in a field. Statutes, rest days, and hour caps stay outside. The product is not legal advice.
Why is a month not 4.33 weeks?
We want twelve even sketches from the same year. 52000 / 12 = 4333.33. Another model gives another figure and is not used here.
How do I count half time at 30 an hour and 20 hours?
Type 30 and 20. At 52 weeks the week is 600, the year 31200, the month 2600. The part-time amount page fractions a ready monthly salary, not a rate.
What currency is the result in?
The result uses the same currency you typed for the rate. The header symbol only labels that number. 52000 stays 52000.
Knowledge sources
Earnings are rate × weeks plus optional overtime. This is not a tax stub.
Page updated in 2026.