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Hourly to annual salary converter

Convert an hourly, daily, weekly, monthly or annual rate into all the others.

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Hourly to annual salary converter
Paste an hourly, daily, weekly, monthly or annual rate and this tool works out what it's worth on every other basis, in a single table. It's built for comparing job offers quoted in different pay periods, checking a freelance day rate against a full-time salary, or turning a contractor's hourly figure into what a client would see on an invoice. Enter one rate per line to convert a whole list at once, and each line is converted independently.
The options describe your actual work schedule rather than a generic average. Set hours per week and working days per year to match your contract, then the number of vacation and public holiday days you take. Whether that leave is paid changes the annual figure: paid leave means the full year of working days counts toward pay, while unpaid leave subtracts those days first. Turn on the overtime option to add a column showing the hourly rate at your chosen multiplier, and set project hours to see what a fixed number of hours is worth at the converted hourly rate — useful for quoting a scoped piece of work. Pick a currency code and choose between a compact table or a labeled block per rate.
Hours per day are derived from hours per week assuming a 5-day working week. Both Windows and Unix line endings are accepted, a line that isn't a number is skipped rather than breaking the rest of the list, and the tally under the output reports how many rates converted along with the annual figure for the first one.
Everything runs locally in your browser: salary figures never leave your device, which matters for numbers this sensitive. Copy the result, download it as a .txt file, clear the input, or send the output back into the input to adjust the schedule and recompute.
FAQ
How does paid vs. unpaid leave change the annual figure?
Paid leave means every working day in the year counts toward pay, so vacation and holidays don't reduce the annual total. Unpaid leave subtracts those days first, so the annual figure reflects only the days actually paid.
What does the tool assume about the working week?
It derives hours per day from hours per week assuming a 5-day working week. If your schedule is different, adjust hours per week so the derived daily figure still matches your actual hours.
What does the project hours option do?
It adds a column showing what the given number of hours would be worth at the converted hourly rate — useful for quoting a fixed-scope piece of work without a separate calculation.
Can I convert several rates at once?
Yes. Enter one rate per line and each is converted independently, using the same schedule and options.
Is my salary information uploaded anywhere?
No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser — your rates and schedule never leave your device.