Hourly ↔ Salary Calculator
Convert an hourly wage to an annual salary and back, using your hours per week and weeks per year.
Job offers and pay stubs mix hourly wages and annual salaries. To compare them fairly, you need the same assumptions about how many hours you work and how many weeks you are paid each year. Full-time roles in the U.S. often assume about 40 hours per week and 52 paid weeks (roughly 2,080 hours per year), but part-time schedules, unpaid leave, or contracts with fewer billable weeks change the math.
This tool is a before-tax comparison. Payroll taxes, pre-tax benefits, and deductions mean your take-home pay will be lower. For budgeting, pair this estimate with a paycheck or tax calculator once you know your filing status and withholdings.
If your employer quotes a salary that excludes bonuses or equity, keep that in mind when comparing to an hourly rate that includes overtime or shift differentials — this conversion only reflects the base numbers you enter.