Pay Frequency Converter
Convert any pay amount between hourly, weekly, fortnightly, monthly and annual in one step — all gross, before tax and super.
Last verified: 5 May 2026Reviewed by the Savings Mate editorial team — figures fact-checked against the ATO, Services Australia and ASIC MoneySmart.
How do I convert my pay between frequencies?
Convert everything through an annual figure first. Hourly × hours × 52, weekly × 52, fortnightly × 26, monthly × 12 all give the yearly amount. Then divide that annual figure: ÷12 for monthly, ÷26 for fortnightly, ÷52 for weekly, and ÷(hours×52) for hourly. These are gross amounts — before tax, Medicare and super. Source: indicative arithmetic (52-week year).
General information and estimates only — not financial, tax, or legal advice. Always verify with a licensed adviser or the ATO.
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