Salary Calculator
Convert salary between hourly, weekly, monthly, and yearly. Great for comparing job offers, budgeting, and freelance rate planning.
If someone quotes “₹500/hour”, “$4,500/month”, or “₹12 LPA”, it’s hard to compare without converting everything to the same unit. This salary calculator helps you convert quickly, using common work-year assumptions.
For take-home estimates after deductions and tax, pair this with the tax calculator.
How to convert salary units
Pick your starting unit, then read the converted values.
1. Choose the unit
Hourly, weekly, monthly, or yearly — start with the number you have.
2. Set time assumptions
Hours per week and weeks per year affect conversions, especially hourly ↔ yearly.
3. Compare scenarios
Try 48 working weeks vs 52, or 35 hours/week vs 40, to see the range.
Common salary conversions
Hourly ↔ yearly
Convert an hourly wage to an annual salary (and back) using standard work-year assumptions.
Monthly ↔ yearly
Quickly compare monthly salary vs annual packages when negotiating or budgeting.
Weekly / daily estimates
Useful for freelancers and contractors who quote in different time units.
Scenario comparisons
Try different hours per week or weeks per year to see how time assumptions change the number.
Understanding work-year assumptions
Why two conversions can differ for the same hourly rate.
A common assumption is 40 hours/week × 52 weeks/year = 2,080 hours/year. But many roles have paid leave, holidays, part-time schedules, or contract gaps.
If you’re converting a freelance rate, consider using fewer working weeks (for example 46–48) to account for downtime.
Common pitfalls
Assumptions matter
Yearly salary depends on hours/week and weeks/year. A standard 40×52 model is common, but not universal.
Overtime and bonuses
Bonuses, commissions, stock, and overtime can change total compensation and may not fit simple conversions.
Gross vs net pay
This is a salary conversion tool, not a take-home calculator. Taxes and deductions come later.
Part-time schedules
If you’re part-time, set realistic weekly hours and working weeks to avoid overestimating annual pay.
What this tool supports
| Feature | Supported | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Hourly ↔ yearly conversion | Yes | Uses a work-year assumption. |
| Monthly ↔ yearly conversion | Yes | Quick comparisons for offers. |
| Weekly / daily conversions | Yes | Useful for freelance planning. |
| Signup required | No | No account needed. |
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