Salary Calculator
Break down annual salary into monthly, weekly, daily, and hourly figures.
Assumes 260 working days a year (52 weeks × 5 days).
Monthly
£3,333.33
Before tax
Weekly
£769.23
Daily
£153.85
Hourly
£20.51
In-depth explanation
Convert an annual salary into monthly, weekly, daily, and hourly pay based on typical working patterns. Useful for comparing job offers or freelancing rates — before tax unless you also use the income tax calculator. Everything runs locally in your browser — your inputs are not uploaded to produce the result.
This breakdown is based on the salary figure you enter (typically gross). Use the Income Tax Calculator for estimated take-home pay. You can adjust working hours per week and days per week so hourly and daily rates match your schedule.
Enter an hourly rate and the tool can project an equivalent annual figure from your hours and weeks worked. Use Salary Calculator for quick planning; confirm important money, tax, or health decisions with an official source or professional when needed.
The split assumes the working pattern you enter: hours per week, days per week, and weeks per year. A 37.5-hour UK week and a 40-hour US week produce different hourly rates from the same annual salary. Unpaid overtime is not modelled — if you regularly work more hours, your true hourly rate is lower.
Freelance day rates are often quoted for fewer billable days than a salaried year. If you invert an hourly rate to an annual figure, be honest about utilisation. For take-home pay after tax, open the Income Tax Calculator rather than treating this gross split as what hits the bank.
Frequently asked questions
Is this before or after tax?
This breakdown is based on the salary figure you enter (typically gross). Use the Income Tax Calculator for estimated take-home pay.
How many hours does it assume?
You can adjust working hours per week and days per week so hourly and daily rates match your schedule.
Can I convert hourly to annual?
Yes — enter an hourly rate and the tool can project an equivalent annual figure from your hours and weeks worked.
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