One income. Every pay period.
Translate gross income between annual, monthly, twice-monthly, biweekly, weekly and hourly amounts.
Compare gross income consistently
Choose the period your input represents. Annual amounts are divided by 12 for monthly, 24 for twice monthly, and 26 for typical biweekly pay. Weekly and hourly equivalents use your paid weeks and hours.
A practical example
A $65,000 annual salary equals $2,500 per biweekly period using 26 periods, $5,416.67 per month, or $31.25 per hour using 40 hours and 52 paid weeks.
Method & assumptions
For hourly income, annual gross = hourly rate × hours per paid week × paid weeks. Weekly input is multiplied by paid weeks. Other pay periods are converted to annual gross first.
These are gross equivalents, not payroll predictions. Taxes, benefits, overtime, bonuses and deductions are excluded. Actual biweekly payroll may include 27 checks; your employer determines how annual salary is allocated.