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Restore shifts, hourly rate and overtime settings from a URL. Name sharing is off by default. Check what you are sharing before sending.
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Turn clock-in, clock-out and break times into work hours, overtime and estimated pay in one place. 7 hours 30 minutes = 7.50 hours. Check decimal conversions and send payroll a URL with the same calculation.
Free. No sign-up. Data is processed on your device. With no shifts entered, your summary includes sample entries.
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This week's work, in one record
See up to 7 days of hours worked, regular hours, overtime and estimated pay instantly. Compare decimal hours with hours and minutes side by side.
| Workday | Clock in | Clock out | Unpaid break (minutes) | Hours worked |
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If clock-out is at or before clock-in, it is treated as the following day. Identical times count as 24 hours. Leave times blank for days off.
Review the same numbers before submitting. Download a summary or CSV, or share a URL that lets payroll restore your calculation settings.
Free. No sign-up. Data is processed on your device. With no shifts entered, exports include a sample of 5 weekdays at 7.5 hours each.
Saved records can be reused in this browser.
Pay is an estimate based on your inputs. Daily and weekly overtime are not applied together. Calculations use unrounded values; displayed results are rounded to 2 decimal places. Taxes, allowances, night/holiday premiums and payroll-specific rounding are excluded. Check your employer's rules.
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Keep a useful record for payroll questions, internal guides or next week's timesheet.
Restore shifts, hourly rate and overtime settings from a URL. Name sharing is off by default. Check what you are sharing before sending.
Save shifts, hourly rate and overtime settings in this browser. “Prepare next week” moves the start date forward 7 days so you can adjust shifts to match the work done.
Copy the minutes ÷ 60 chart or a custom conversion with a source link. Export the chart as CSV for reference in internal notes or spreadsheets.
Keep for reference / Minutes → Decimal hours
Use hours + minutes ÷ 60. In reverse, 7.30 hours is 7 hours 18 minutes. The quick-reference chart below shows 2 decimal places.
Example shift: 9:00–17:30, with a 60-minute break
(510 minutes − 60 minutes) ÷ 60 = 7.50 hours
Free. No sign-up. Data is processed on your device. These values are calculated conversions, not payroll rounding rules. Calculate totals from the original minutes, not the displayed values in each row.
Share in articles or internal handbooks
Choose the destination that suits your readers, then copy the link and description. It is a standard HTML link, so no external script is needed. No shift data is included.
Calculate your work hours ↑After entering your shifts, save them on your device. They can be restored when you return in this browser. Bookmark this page to come back for your weekly totals.
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The chart now covers up to 60 minutes in 5-minute increments. Added custom conversions you can copy with a source link and a CSV export of the chart.
There are no update notifications or member accounts. Saved records stay in this browser and do not sync across devices.
3 steps
Enter workday times and unpaid break minutes. Choose a week start date to update the dates in the table.
Set your hourly rate, weekly or daily threshold and overtime multiplier. Switching to daily overtime sets the threshold to 8 hours.
Get a URL for payroll, printable HTML or CSV. Save on your device to reuse your settings for the next timesheet.
Frequently asked questions
Keep a copy of your calculated hours.
Generate printable HTML with shifts, breaks, overtime settings and estimated pay. With no shifts entered, it includes sample entries for 5 weekdays. Open it in your browser to print or save as PDF.
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