Add up your hours in seconds.
A fast time card & timesheet calculator for hourly workers and managers. Subtract breaks, split overtime, and see pay — in hh:mm and decimal hours. Everything runs in your browser.
Calculator settings
| Day | Start | End | Break (min) | Overnight | Worked |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monday | — | ||||
| Tuesday | — | ||||
| Wednesday | — | ||||
| Thursday | — | ||||
| Friday | — | ||||
| Saturday | — | ||||
| Sunday | — |
Total (hh:mm)
0:00
Total (decimal)
0.00
Regular
0:00 · 0.00
Overtime
0:00 · 0.00
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Same precise engine, tuned copy and defaults for each job.
Time Card Calculator
Add up a week of punches in seconds. Enter each day's start and end time, subtract unpaid breaks, and this time card calculator shows your daily and weekly totals in both hh:mm and decimal hours.
Open→Timesheet Calculator
A timesheet calculator built for the way payroll actually works: enter each day's hours, choose weekly or biweekly, and get clean regular/overtime splits you can hand off.
Open→Work Hours Calculator
Figure out exactly how many hours you worked. Enter your shift times for each day and the work hours calculator returns daily and weekly totals, minus any unpaid breaks.
Open→Time Card Calculator with Lunch Break
Unpaid lunches are where time cards go wrong. This calculator subtracts your break minutes from each day automatically, so your worked total is right the first time.
Open→Biweekly Timesheet Calculator
Built for two-week pay periods. The biweekly timesheet calculator gives you a 14-day grid so you can enter both weeks at once and get a single period total.
Open→Minutes to Decimal Hours for Payroll
Payroll systems want decimal hours, but timeclocks speak hours and minutes. This page converts minutes to decimals — and the calculator below outputs your whole week in decimal hours automatically.
Open→Decimal Hours Calculator
Turn clock times into decimal hours without doing the division yourself. Enter your shifts and the decimal hours calculator returns the total payroll-ready, alongside the familiar hh:mm.
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