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Salary Calculator

Convert pay between hourly, weekly, monthly, and annual figures — useful for comparing a job offer quoted one way against a salary quoted another. A rough US federal take-home estimate is included below the converter.

Salary Converter

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Annual salary
$62,400
Monthly
$5,200
Weekly
$1,200
Assumes 52 paid weeks per year (adjust "hours per week" for part-time).

Rough US federal take-home estimate

Federal tax (est.)
$5,308
FICA (7.65%)
$4,774
Take-home (est.)
$52,318

How pay periods convert

Every conversion routes through an annual figure first, using 52 weeks per year:

Annual = Hourly rate × Hours/week × 52 Annual = Weekly pay × 52 = Monthly pay × 12 = Bi-weekly pay × 26
Example

$30/hour at 40 hours/week: 30 × 40 × 52 = $62,400/year, or $5,200/month, or $1,200/week.

Step-by-step guide

  1. Enter your pay amount and select the period it's quoted in.
  2. Enter your typical hours per week if you're converting from an hourly rate — this matters a lot for part-time work.
  3. Read the converted figures above, and optionally check the rough take-home estimate below.

Common mistakes

Using 4 weeks to estimate a month instead of 4.33 (52 weeks ÷ 12 months) — this slightly understates true monthly pay from a weekly or hourly figure.
Forgetting unpaid time off — if you take unpaid weeks, your real annual pay from an hourly rate is lower than the 52-week assumption used here.

Frequently asked questions

How accurate is the take-home estimate?

It's a rough estimate: US federal tax (2026 brackets) plus FICA (7.65%) only. It excludes state income tax, retirement contributions, health insurance premiums, and other paycheck deductions — your actual take-home will differ.

What if I work overtime?

This calculator uses a flat hours-per-week figure. If your overtime is paid at a different rate, calculate your regular and overtime pay separately and add the two annual figures together.

Does this work for salaried (non-hourly) roles?

Yes — select "Per year" or "Per month" directly if you already have a salary figure, and skip the hours-per-week field.

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