FREE SALARY CONVERSION TOOL

Salary Calculator UK – Annual, Monthly, Weekly & Hourly Pay

Use this salary calculator UK tool to convert annual or hourly pay into yearly, monthly, weekly, daily and hourly gross earnings. Enter the salary or hourly rate you know, then adjust your working pattern to compare equivalent pay periods instantly. This calculator does not deduct Income Tax, National Insurance, pensions or other payroll deductions.

Gross-pay calculator: Use the result to compare salary rates and pay periods. For PAYE tax, National Insurance and take-home pay, use the separate DiuMitra Tax Calculator.

Salary calculator UK for converting annual, monthly, weekly, daily and hourly gross pay

Salary Calculator UK

Choose whether you know your annual salary or hourly rate, enter the working-pattern details requested by the calculator, and compare equivalent gross-pay figures across different pay periods.

Typically 52; change if you use paid/unpaid leave assumptions.

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PeriodAmount
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Monthly
Weekly
Daily
Hourly

Enter either an annual salary or an hourly rate, then select Calculate.

Looking for tax deductions? This calculator is for gross salary conversion. Use the DiuMitra Tax Calculator for the separate tax and take-home-pay tool.

WHAT IT CALCULATES

What Can This Salary Calculator Work Out?

The calculator focuses on salary conversion rather than tax. It is useful when you know one pay figure and want to compare the equivalent amount across other pay periods.

Annual to Monthly Salary

Convert annual gross salary into a monthly equivalent for straightforward budgeting and job comparisons.

Annual to Weekly & Daily Pay

See weekly and daily equivalents using the working pattern entered in the calculator.

Hourly to Annual Salary

Convert an hourly rate into an annual gross figure using your hours per week and weeks worked per year.

Compare Working Patterns

Change weekly hours, working days or weeks per year to understand how equivalent gross pay changes.

3 SIMPLE STEPS

How to Use the Salary Calculator

1. Choose Your Starting Pay Figure

Select the input mode supported by the calculator and enter either your annual salary or hourly rate.

2. Enter Your Working Pattern

Add hours per week, working days and weeks per year where those values are requested.

3. Compare Gross Pay Periods

Review the yearly, monthly, weekly, daily and hourly equivalents generated from your inputs.

TRANSPARENT CALCULATIONS

How Salary Conversion Works

Salary conversion is different from payroll taxation. This page converts gross pay between time periods using the values you enter; it does not attempt to calculate tax codes, allowances or statutory deductions.

ConversionSimple formulaWhat affects the result
Annual to monthlyAnnual gross salary ÷ 12The annual salary entered
Annual to weeklyAnnual gross salary ÷ weeks usedWeeks per year
Hourly to weeklyHourly rate × hours per weekHourly rate and weekly hours
Hourly to annualHourly rate × hours per week × weeks per yearHourly rate, weekly hours and weeks worked
Daily equivalentDerived from the working pattern enteredWorking days and the selected pay basis

WORKED EXAMPLES

Salary Calculator Examples

These examples show the type of gross-pay conversion the calculator performs.

Example 1: £36,000 Annual Salary

If the annual gross salary is £36,000, the simple monthly equivalent is £3,000. Using 52 weeks, the weekly equivalent is approximately £692.31. Daily and hourly figures depend on the working pattern entered.

Example 2: £15 Per Hour

At £15 per hour, working 37.5 hours per week for 52 weeks, annual gross pay is £29,250 because £15 × 37.5 × 52 = £29,250. This is before Income Tax, National Insurance, pension or other deductions.

CHOOSE THE RIGHT TOOL

Gross Salary vs Take-Home Pay

Gross salary is pay before tax and deductions. Take-home pay is what remains after applicable deductions. This page converts gross salary between time periods; it does not calculate PAYE or payroll deductions.

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COMMON USES

When Is a Salary Calculator Useful?

Compare Job Offers

Convert annual and hourly figures to a common pay period before comparing roles.

Check Part-Time or Reduced Hours

Adjust weekly hours or working weeks to understand the gross-pay equivalent of a different pattern.

Plan a Monthly Budget

Convert an annual gross salary into a monthly figure before separately considering tax and other deductions.

Understand Hourly Equivalents

Estimate the hourly gross rate represented by an annual salary using your working assumptions.

IMPORTANT LIMITATIONS

What This Salary Calculator Does Not Include

  • Income Tax or PAYE calculations
  • National Insurance deductions
  • Pension contributions or salary sacrifice
  • Student loan repayments
  • Bonuses, overtime, benefits in kind or employer-specific deductions
  • Tax-code, regional-tax or payroll-rule calculations

For those items, use the appropriate official payroll information or the separate DiuMitra Tax Calculator where relevant. Calculator outputs are estimates based on the figures you enter.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Salary Calculator UK – FAQs

For a simple gross-pay conversion, divide the annual salary by 12. For example, £36,000 per year equals £3,000 per month before Income Tax, National Insurance, pension and other deductions.

Multiply the hourly rate by the number of hours worked each week and then by the number of weeks worked per year. For example, £15 × 37.5 hours × 52 weeks = £29,250 annual gross pay.

No. This page converts gross salary between annual, monthly, weekly, daily and hourly pay periods. Use the separate DiuMitra Tax Calculator when you need a tax or take-home-pay estimate.

No. Annual salary normally refers to gross pay before deductions. Take-home pay is the amount remaining after applicable tax, National Insurance, pension contributions and other payroll deductions.

Yes. Converting both offers to the same gross-pay period can make comparison easier, especially when one role is quoted annually and another uses an hourly rate. Benefits, pension, tax and working conditions should still be compared separately.

The result depends on assumptions such as hours worked per week, working days and weeks worked per year. Changing those inputs can materially change the annual or hourly equivalent.

Calculate Gross Salary Across Pay Periods

Use the calculator above to compare annual, monthly, weekly, daily and hourly gross pay. If your question is about deductions or take-home pay, continue to the separate Tax Calculator instead.

Information notice: This calculator converts gross salary between pay periods and does not calculate PAYE Income Tax, National Insurance, pension deductions or other payroll adjustments. Results are estimates based on the figures and working pattern you enter.