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Salary Calculator

Convert between annual, monthly, biweekly, weekly, and hourly pay. Estimate take-home pay after federal taxes.

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Annual Salary

$75,000.00

PeriodGross Pay
Annual$75,000.00
Monthly$6,250.00
Biweekly$2,884.62
Weekly$1,442.31
Hourly$36.06

Estimated Federal Tax (Single Filer)

Annual Tax

$8,341.00

Monthly Tax

$695.08

Effective Rate

11.1%

Estimate only. Uses 2024 federal brackets with standard deduction. Does not include state tax, FICA, or deductions.

How to use it

1

Enter your salary

Input your annual, monthly, or hourly pay rate.

2

Set your details

Enter hours per week, tax filing status, and deductions.

3

View salary breakdown

See your net pay, taxes, and equivalent rates across periods.

When to use Salary Calculator

You have two job offers: one at $85,000 annual salary, another at $42/hour contracting. Before replying to either, enter both rates and your hours per week to see the annualized equivalents side by side. Add your filing status for a rough federal take-home estimate based on current tax brackets — useful for knowing what actually lands in your account every two weeks, not just the headline number. The calculator converts freely between hourly, weekly, biweekly, semi-monthly, monthly, and annual rates, so you can translate a recruiter's offer into the number that fits your budgeting app. State taxes aren't included, so treat the net figure as an estimate to refine with your accountant. Your salary details stay on your device.

  • Compare an $85k salary offer against a $42/hr contracting rate
  • Find the biweekly take-home when negotiating a raise
  • Convert a freelance day rate to an annual equivalent for budgeting

About this tool

Job offer in hand, wondering what that $85,000 salary actually means per paycheck? Enter any pay rate — annual, monthly, biweekly, weekly, or hourly — and see the equivalent across every other period. Add your hours per week and filing status for a rough federal take-home estimate using current tax brackets. Useful when comparing offers, negotiating a raise, or converting a contractor rate to a salaried equivalent for budgeting. State taxes aren't included, so treat the take-home figure as a starting estimate. Your salary figures never leave your device.

Frequently asked

Is this calculator private? Are my inputs uploaded?
No. All math runs on your computer — your salary figures never leave your device, and the tool works offline.
How is hourly pay converted to annual salary?
Annual salary = hourly rate × 40 hours/week × 52 weeks/year. For example, $25/hour = $52,000/year.
How accurate is the tax estimate?
This provides a rough estimate using 2024 federal tax brackets with the standard deduction. It does not include state taxes, FICA (Social Security/Medicare), deductions, or credits. For precise calculations, consult a tax professional.
What is biweekly pay?
Biweekly pay is your salary divided by 26 pay periods (every two weeks). This is different from semi-monthly (24 pay periods).
Does this store my salary information?
No. The pay-period conversions and tax bracket calculations run in this browser tab — your salary figures are never transmitted or saved between sessions.