Hourly to Salary Calculator

Yearly, monthly, and weekly gross pay from any hourly rate.

Finance and MoneyUpdated 2026-10-142 min read
Hourly to Salary Calculator
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What it does

Hourly workers often need the yearly view for budgets, loan forms, and job offers. This page turns an hourly rate into yearly, monthly, and weekly gross pay from two extra facts: hours per week and paid weeks per year.

The math is direct multiplication with one division for the monthly line. The defaults show a standard full time case at $25 per hour, which lands at $52,000.00 per year. Change any input and all three outputs move together.

Weeks per year is where most errors start. Salaried quotes assume paid weeks, while hourly reality includes unpaid gaps. Setting 50 instead of 52 models two unpaid weeks and drops the example total by $2,000.

These are gross numbers. Federal and state tax, Social Security, Medicare, retirement, and health premia all sit outside this page. Use a take home pay page next for net estimates.

How to use

  1. Enter the hourly rate in dollars.
  2. Enter usual hours per week.
  3. Enter paid weeks per year (52 for a full year).
  4. Read yearly pay first, then monthly and weekly.
  5. Re run with fewer weeks to model unpaid leave.

Formula

Annual = rate x hours per week x weeks per year. Monthly = annual / 12. Weekly = rate x hours.
rate
Gross pay per hour, before tax.
hours
Usual paid hours each week.
weeks
Paid weeks in the year, often 52 minus unpaid weeks.

Full time at 40 hours across 52 weeks is 2080 hours, the common BLS base for yearly equivalents. Part time, overtime premia, and unpaid leave need their own pass. Results are gross pay.

Worked example

Example: $25 per hour, full time

Rate $25 per hour, 40 hours per week, 52 weeks per year.

  1. Weekly: 25 x 40 = $1,000.00.
  2. Yearly: 1,000 x 52 = $52,000.00.
  3. Monthly: 52,000 / 12 = $4,333.33.
  4. Tool shows $52,000.00 yearly, $4,333.33 monthly, $1,000.00 weekly.
  5. All three are gross, before tax and deductions.

Reference table

Common rates at 40 hours, 52 weeks
RateYearlyMonthly
$15.00$31,200.00$2,600.00
$18.00$37,440.00$3,120.00
$25.00$52,000.00$4,333.33
$30.00$62,400.00$5,200.00
$50.00$104,000.00$8,666.67

Limits

  • Gross only. No tax or deductions.
  • Assumes steady hours. Variable schedules need averaging.
  • No overtime premium. Time and a half needs a separate pass.
  • Weeks are paid weeks. Unpaid leave must be removed by hand.

Common mistakes

  • Using 52 weeks while taking unpaid time off.
  • Mixing gross and net when comparing offers.
  • Forgetting that monthly is yearly over 12, not weekly times 4.
  • Ignoring overtime premia on long weeks.
  • Comparing rates without matching hours.

Try it yourself

Quick checks. Answers sit tucked under each question.

$18 per hour, 40 hours, 52 weeks?

Yearly $37,440.00, monthly $3,120.00, weekly $720.00.

$15 per hour, full time?

Yearly $31,200.00 (15 x 40 x 52).

Questions

How do I convert hourly to salary?

Multiply rate by hours per week, then by weeks per year. At 25 and 40 hours across 52 weeks the year total is $52,000.00.

What is the monthly pay?

Divide the yearly total by 12. A $52,000.00 year is $4,333.33 per month.

What is the weekly pay?

Rate times hours per week. At $25 and 40 hours it is $1,000.00.

What is 2080 hours?

Use 2080 for full time hourly work (40 times 52). Then adjust for real weeks off.

Is this take home pay?

No. These are gross figures. Tax, Social Security, Medicare, and benefits change take home pay.

How do I handle unpaid time off?

Lower the weeks count to weeks actually paid, for example 50 with two unpaid weeks.

Sources

How this page was checked. The formula above was matched against the cited sources, and the worked example was run through the tool on this page before publishing. If you spot an error, contact us so we can fix it and note the correction.