All Calculators

Browse all 17 WorkHoursGuide calculators for work hours, time cards, payroll, time conversion, PTO planning, business days, and billable work. Use the search or category filters to jump directly to the tool you need.

Calculator directory

Find the right work-time calculator

Each tool is designed for a different job, so you can calculate exactly what you need without forcing one oversized calculator to do everything.

No calculator matches that search. Try a simpler term such as hours, pay, time card, or PTO.

Work Hours & Shifts

Calculate shifts, leave times, breaks, overnight work, and elapsed time.

7 tools

Time Cards & Timesheets

Weekly punches, biweekly pay periods, project hours, and timesheet reporting.

3 tools

Pay & Earnings

Estimate hourly earnings, overtime pay, and salary equivalents.

3 tools

Time Conversion

Convert decimal hours, clock formats, minutes, and seconds.

1 primary tool

PTO & Work Planning

Project paid time off and count customizable working days.

2 tools

Freelance & Professional

Measure billable work, utilization, project revenue, and capacity.

1 primary tool

Which calculator should I use?

Start with the question you are trying to answer. If you know a start and end time and want hours worked, use the Work Hours Calculator. If you know your start time and need to find when you can leave, use Clock Out Calculator. If you need a full week of punches, use Time Card Calculator.

WorkHoursGuide keeps similar keywords together only when the calculation is actually the same. Separate tools are used when the user's task changes, which keeps each calculator focused and easier to understand.

Work-time tools vs. payroll tools

Time calculators measure duration, shifts, and schedules. Pay calculators apply rates and multipliers to hours you provide. The pay results on WorkHoursGuide are gross estimates and do not calculate taxes, deductions, or determine which employment rules apply.

Time cards vs. timesheets

A time card is built from clock-in and clock-out punches. A timesheet can instead organize hours you already know by project, client, or task. That is why WorkHoursGuide provides separate tools for those workflows rather than combining them into one page.

Frequently asked questions

Are all WorkHoursGuide calculators free?

Yes. The calculators on this directory are designed to be used without creating an account.

Which calculator should I use to find my total weekly hours?

If you already know each day's hours, use Weekly Hours Calculator. If you have clock-in and clock-out punches for each day, use Time Card Calculator.

Which calculator should I use for an overnight shift?

Use Overnight Shift Calculator when the main issue is a shift crossing midnight. Work Hours Calculator and the time-card tools also support overnight entries.

Which tool converts minutes to decimal hours?

Use Decimal Hours Converter. It converts both directions and supports hours, minutes, and seconds.

Do the pay calculators determine legal overtime or PTO rules?

No. They calculate from the rates, thresholds, accrual rules, and other values you enter. Employment rules vary by employer and jurisdiction.