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Hourly to Salary Converter

Convert hourly pay into annual salary, monthly pay and weekly pay — or switch to convert salary into an hourly rate.

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Results are based on gross pay and do not include tax, National Insurance or pension deductions.

Your results

Annual salary £0.00
Monthly pay £0.00
Weekly pay £0.00
Hourly rate £0.00
Annual hours 0
Conversion mode Hourly to salary

How this is worked out

Hours per week 37.5
Weeks per year 52
Annual hours 1,950
Formula used Hourly rate × hours per week × weeks per year

Hourly to Salary Converter UK

Our hourly to salary converter helps you work out what an hourly wage equals as an annual salary, monthly pay and weekly pay. You can also use it in reverse as a salary to hourly calculator to estimate your hourly rate from an annual salary figure.

By default, the calculator assumes 37.5 hours per week and 52 weeks per year, but you can change both values to suit your own working pattern. This makes it useful for full-time, part-time, shift-based or flexible working arrangements.

What this calculator shows

Depending on which direction you choose, this tool can show:

  • Annual salary from an hourly rate
  • Monthly pay based on the annual figure
  • Weekly pay based on your hours and weeks worked
  • Hourly rate from an annual salary
  • Total annual hours worked

How to use the hourly to salary converter

Choose whether you want to convert hourly to salary or salary to hourly. Then enter your pay figure and, if needed, adjust the weekly hours and weeks worked per year. The calculator updates your results instantly.

For example, if you are comparing job offers, checking whether an hourly contract is roughly equivalent to a salaried role, or estimating what your annual income would be from a given hourly rate, this tool gives you a quick answer.

Why hours and weeks matter

The same hourly rate can produce a very different annual salary depending on how many hours you work each week and how many weeks you work in a year. Likewise, the same annual salary can imply a different hourly rate if your contracted hours differ from a standard 37.5-hour week.

That is why this calculator lets you change both assumptions rather than locking you into one standard pattern.

Important note

This calculator is for illustration only. It shows gross pay before tax and does not account for income tax, National Insurance, pension deductions, unpaid leave, overtime premiums, bonuses or salary sacrifice. Actual take-home pay will usually be lower than the gross figures shown.

Use the salary converter

Use the UK Fin Lab hourly to salary converter above to estimate equivalent pay figures quickly and compare different working patterns more easily.

This calculator provides general estimates only and does not constitute financial, tax, or legal advice.

Hourly to Salary Converter – FAQs

What does this hourly to salary converter do?

It converts an hourly rate into annual, monthly and weekly gross pay, and can also convert an annual salary into an hourly rate.

What assumptions does the calculator use?

By default it uses 37.5 hours per week and 52 weeks per year, but you can edit both values.

Does this show take-home pay?

No. This tool shows gross pay before deductions such as tax, National Insurance and pension contributions.

Can I use this for part-time work?

Yes. You can change the weekly hours and weeks worked per year to reflect part-time or non-standard work patterns.

How is monthly salary worked out?

Monthly salary is estimated by dividing the annual salary by 12.

Can I compare hourly and salaried jobs with this?

Yes. It is useful for comparing job offers or checking whether an hourly rate is roughly equivalent to a salaried role.