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Timesheet Hours Calculator
Enter your clock-in and clock-out times for each workday to get total hours worked, net paid hours after breaks, and your gross weekly pay — free timesheet hours calculator.

Enter Your Work Hours

Day Clock In Clock Out Break (min) Hrs
Hours above this trigger overtime
Optional — shows estimated take-home

Your Hours Summary

Enter your daily clock-in and clock-out times, then click Calculate to see your total hours and pay.

Total Hours Worked
0.00 hrs
this week
Daily Breakdown
Pay Summary
Regular Hours
Regular Pay
Total Gross Pay
Try an example

Daily Hours Breakdown

Regular vs Overtime Hours

Quick Settings

11 controls

Adjust key calculator options without opening the Settings modal.

Switches
Auto-Calculate Recalculate instantly on any input change
Show Charts Display bar & pie charts after calculating
Show Formula Box Show step-by-step calculation breakdown
Highlight OT Rows Accent daily rows that exceed the OT threshold
Show Pay per Day Show earnings next to each day's hours
Dim Weekends Visually de-emphasise Saturday & Sunday rows
Sliders
Hourly Rate $20
$0 — $150 · synced to Hourly Rate field
OT Threshold 40 hrs
30 — 60 hrs · synced to OT Threshold field
OT Multiplier 1.5×
1× — 3× · synced to Overtime Rate select
Tax Rate 0%
0 — 55% · synced to Estimated Tax Rate field
Default Break 0 min
0 — 120 min · fills all empty break fields

How Timesheet Hours Work

A timesheet records the exact time you start and finish work each day. To find your total paid hours, subtract your clock-in time from your clock-out time, then remove any unpaid break time. Repeat for each day, then add them all up. If you only need a quick daily total without a full weekly breakdown, the work hours calculator is a faster option.

For example, if you clocked in at 8:00 AM and out at 5:00 PM with a 30-minute unpaid lunch, your net paid hours for that day are 8.5 hours. Over five days at the same pattern, that adds up to 42.5 hours for the week.

Any hours above your regular threshold — typically 40 per week in the US — qualify for overtime pay at a higher rate.

Timesheet Pay Formula

Here is the core math behind this calculator:

  • Daily Hours = (Clock-Out − Clock-In) − Break Minutes ÷ 60
  • Total Weekly Hours = Sum of all daily hours
  • Regular Pay = Min(Total Hrs, OT Threshold) × Hourly Rate
  • Overtime Pay = OT Hours × Hourly Rate × OT Multiplier
  • Gross Pay = Regular Pay + Overtime Pay

Example: 42.5 hrs total, $20/hr. Regular pay = 40 × $20 = $800. OT = 2.5 × $30 = $75. Gross = $875. For rotating or non-standard hours, the shift hours calculator handles irregular shift patterns in the same way.

Minutes to Decimal Hours — Quick Reference

MinutesDecimal HoursExample Shift End
0 min0.005:00 PM → 5.00 hrs past noon
15 min0.258 hrs 15 min = 8.25 hrs
20 min0.338 hrs 20 min = 8.33 hrs
30 min0.508 hrs 30 min = 8.50 hrs
45 min0.758 hrs 45 min = 8.75 hrs
50 min0.838 hrs 50 min = 8.83 hrs

Break Rules — What Is Paid vs Unpaid?

Break rules vary by country and employer. Here are common guidelines:

  • Rest breaks (5–20 min) — Generally paid in the US. Count toward work hours.
  • Meal breaks (30–60 min) — Usually unpaid. Deduct from total hours.
  • Nursing/pumping breaks — Required to be paid under US federal law for eligible workers.
  • Mandatory rest in EU — Workers are entitled to at least 11 consecutive hours rest per day and at least 20 minutes rest in any shift over 6 hours.

When in doubt, record all break time in your timesheet and confirm with your employer which breaks are paid.

Weekly Gross Pay by Total Hours Worked

Based on varying total hours at different hourly rates. Hours over 40 paid at 1.5×.

Hourly Rate 35 hrs 40 hrs
No OT
42 hrs 45 hrs 48 hrs 50 hrs

Formula: Base = rate × min(hrs,40). OT = rate × 1.5 × max(hrs−40,0). Currency: $.

Overtime as a Share of Total Weekly Pay

How much overtime contributes to your gross paycheck at 1.5× rate.

OT Hours $15/hr $18/hr $20/hr $25/hr $30/hr OT % Share

OT % = OT Pay ÷ Total Pay × 100. Assumes 40 regular hours as baseline.

Annual Earnings Projection by Weekly Hours

Estimated yearly gross income including overtime at 1.5× rate.

Hourly Rate 40 hrs/wk 42 hrs/wk 44 hrs/wk 46 hrs/wk 48 hrs/wk 50 hrs/wk

Annual = weekly gross × 52 weeks. OT at 1.5× for hours over 40.

Minutes to Decimal Hours Conversion Table

Use this to convert timesheet minutes into the decimal format used in payroll.

Minutes Decimal Minutes Decimal Minutes Decimal

Decimal hours = minutes ÷ 60. Most payroll systems require two decimal places.

Standard Work Hours by Country

Legal or common full-time weekly hours and overtime thresholds around the world.

Country Standard Hrs/Week OT Threshold Standard OT Rate Max Hrs/Week Law / Standard
🇺🇸 USA40 hrs40 hrs/wk1.5×No federal capFLSA
🇨🇦 Canada40 hrs44–48 hrs*1.5×Varies by provinceCanada Labour Code
🇬🇧 UK37.5–40 hrsVoluntaryVaries48 hrs avgWorking Time Regs
🇦🇺 Australia38 hrs38 hrs/wk1.5× / 2×No hard capFair Work Act
🇩🇪 Germany40 hrs48 hrs maxVaries48 hrsArbZG
🇫🇷 France35 hrs35 hrs/wk1.25× / 1.5×48 hrsLabour Code
🇯🇵 Japan40 hrs40 hrs/wk1.25× / 1.5×60 hrs*Labour Standards Act
🇮🇳 India48 hrs48 hrs/wk60 hrsFactories Act
🇸🇬 Singapore44 hrs44 hrs/wk1.5×72 hrs*Employment Act
🇧🇷 Brazil44 hrs44 hrs/wk1.5×No capCLT
🇲🇽 Mexico48 hrs48 hrs/wkNo capLFT
🇿🇦 South Africa45 hrs45 hrs/wk1.5×45 hrsBCEA

* Varies by industry or agreement. Always verify with local labour authority. For reference only.

Estimated After-Tax Take-Home by Hours Worked

Weekly gross vs. estimated net pay at common tax rates (40–50 hrs, 1.5× OT).

Hourly Rate Gross (40 hrs) After 15% Gross (45 hrs) After 22% Gross (50 hrs) After 28%

OT at 1.5× for hours over 40. Tax rates are illustrative — actual withholding depends on filing status, deductions, and location.