Hourly to Yearly Calculator

How to Use This Calculator

Enter your hourly wage and your typical work schedule. If you regularly work overtime, enter the extra hours per week and the overtime multiplier your employer uses — most pay time-and-a-half (1.5x) for hours over 40 per week.

How Annual Income Is Calculated

Your base annual income is your hourly rate multiplied by regular hours per week and weeks per year. Overtime income is calculated separately at your overtime multiplier and added on top. The result reflects your gross income before taxes.

What About Taxes?

This calculator shows gross income — what you earn before federal, state, and local taxes. Your take-home pay will be lower. Use our tax bracket calculator to estimate how much of your annual income you'll actually keep.

Paid Time Off

If you receive paid vacation or sick days, you still get paid during those weeks — so use 52 weeks per year regardless of holidays. If you're self-employed or have unpaid time off, reduce the weeks per year field to reflect what you actually work.

Comparing Job Offers

This calculator is great for comparing a salaried offer to an hourly one. Pair it with the salary to hourly calculator to quickly convert back and forth and find the true equivalent rate.