Salary Converter

The Salary Converter turns a pay figure quoted for one period into the equivalent across every common period at once.

Enter an amount and say what it represents — an hourly rate, a daily or weekly wage, a bi-weekly or monthly paycheck, or an annual salary — and the tool instantly shows the matching hourly, daily, weekly, bi-weekly, monthly and yearly figures.

It is perfect for comparing a contract day rate against a permanent salary, sizing up a job offer, working out a freelance rate, or simply understanding what your monthly take looks like as an annual number.

Crucially, you control the work-schedule assumptions that drive the maths.

The defaults are a standard 40 hours a week, 5 days a week and 52 weeks a year, but you can change any of them: drop to a 35-hour week, a 4-day week, or 48 paid weeks to account for unpaid leave.

Every figure is derived by first normalising your input to an annual amount using those assumptions and then dividing back out, so the conversions stay internally consistent — convert hourly to annual and back and you land on the same number.

Because the calculation is pure arithmetic, results update live as you type, and you can copy the full breakdown with one click.

Note that this tool works in gross pay and does not apply taxes, pension contributions or other deductions, so it answers "what is this rate in other units", not "what lands in my bank".

Everything runs locally in your browser; nothing about your pay is uploaded or stored.