Salary to Hourly Wage Calculator.
Convert salary to hourly wage instantly. Enter your annual salary, weekly hours, and weeks per year to calculate your hourly rate, weekly pay, and estimated monthly income.
Convert an annual salary into an hourly wage in seconds. Enter your salary, hours per week, and weeks per year to estimate hourly, weekly, monthly, and daily pay.
A salary to hourly wage calculator converts an annual salary into an hourly rate based on your working pattern. By entering your salary, hours per week, and weeks per year, you can estimate your hourly wage, weekly pay, and daily rate.
This is useful for comparing job offers, understanding the true value of a salary, and checking whether a role is competitive.
How to use the salary to hourly calculator
- Enter your annual salary (gross).
- Add your hours per week (e.g., 35, 37.5, or 40).
- Select your weeks per year (use 52 for standard comparisons).
- Add working days per week to estimate a daily rate.
- Click Calculate to view your hourly wage and breakdowns.
Salary to hourly formula
Use this formula to convert salary to hourly rate:
Hourly wage = Annual salary ÷ (Hours per week × Weeks per year)
Example calculation
If your annual salary is £30,000, you work 37.5 hours/week, and use 52 weeks/year:
- Total annual hours = 37.5 × 52 = 1,950
- Hourly wage = £30,000 ÷ 1,950 = £15.38/hour
Common scenarios and adjustments
- Part-time work: enter your actual weekly hours to calculate an accurate hourly wage.
- Unpaid breaks: if breaks are unpaid, subtract them from weekly hours for a truer hourly rate.
- Regular overtime: add your average overtime hours to reflect real working time.
- Paid holiday: salaries usually include paid leave; using 52 weeks gives standard comparisons, while “worked weeks” gives a different perspective depending on your goal.
Frequently asked questions for salary to hourly calculator
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert an annual salary to an hourly wage?
Divide annual salary by (hours per week × weeks per year).
Does this include tax and deductions?
No, these figures represent gross pay. Use a take-home pay calculator to find net income.
What hours per week should I use?
Use the hours you actually work (including regular unpaid overtime) for the most accurate hourly wage.
Is monthly salary just salary ÷ 12?
Yes, this calculator shows a clean monthly estimate using annual ÷ 12.
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