Weekly Pay to Annual Salary Calculator

Convert your weekly pay to an equivalent annual salary.

Weekly Pay ($)

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Enter your values and click Calculate

How It Works

The calculator multiplies your weekly gross pay by 52 to produce an annualized salary figure, based on the fact that a standard calendar year contains exactly 52 weeks (365 days ÷ 7 = 52.14, but payroll conventions round to 52 pay periods). For example, $1,200 per week × 52 = $62,400 per year. The calculation assumes all 52 weeks are paid — if you have unpaid time off or work seasonally, the actual annual total will be proportionally lower. A worker who takes 2 weeks of unpaid leave effectively works 50 paid weeks, yielding a true annual total of weekly pay × 50 rather than × 52. This is the mathematical reverse of dividing an annual salary by 52 to find the weekly equivalent. You can enter gross or net pay — the multiplier applies regardless — making this equally useful for comparing pre-tax job offers and estimating take-home totals.

Examples

Weekly Rate of $1,000

Annualizing a $1,000 weekly paycheck.

Result: $1,000 per week equals exactly $52,000 per year.

Part-Time Work

Annualizing a $500 weekly pay.

Result: $500 per week equals $26,000 per year.

High Earner

Annualizing a $2,500 weekly rate.

Result: $2,500 per week equals $130,000 per year.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this gross or net pay?

Whatever you enter is treated as-is. If you enter your gross weekly pay, you get a gross annual figure. If you enter your net pay, you get an annualized net figure.

Does this account for unpaid weeks?

No. This assumes 52 paid weeks per year. If you have unpaid time off, the actual annual total will be lower.

Can I use this to compare a job offer?

Yes. If a job lists a weekly rate, multiply by 52 here to see how it compares to a salaried position quoted annually.