Salary Converter — Hourly, Daily, Monthly & Yearly
Convert a wage between hourly, daily, weekly, monthly and yearly in one step. Enter an amount, pick the period it is quoted in, then adjust the hours per day, days per week and working days per month to match your job. The tool shows every equivalent instantly, plus a Thai daily-wage comparison using 30 calendar days or your actual working days. Everything runs in your browser.
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Enter an amount and its period to see every equivalent.
Equivalent pay by period
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Daily wage: two ways
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Thai labour law computes a daily wage from a monthly salary by dividing by 30 calendar days. Employers often also use actual working days to price a day of work — both are shown here.
How to use
- Enter the pay amount in Thai baht.
- Choose the period it is quoted in — hour, day, week, month or year.
- Adjust the hours per day, days per week and working days per month if needed.
- Read every equivalent period in the results table instantly.
- Compare the legal (÷30) and working-days daily wage, then copy the summary.
Features
- Convert any period to hourly, daily, weekly, monthly and yearly at once
- Adjustable hours/day, days/week and working days/month
- Thai daily-wage view: legal 30-day basis vs actual working days
- Locale-tolerant input that accepts values like 1,000.50
- THB-formatted results with a one-click copy summary
- 100% in-browser — your figures never leave your device
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert a monthly salary to an hourly rate?
Divide the monthly salary by the working days in a month, then by the hours per day. A ฿30,000 salary over 22 working days and 8 hours a day is about ฿170 per hour. Set your own days and hours above and the tool does the maths for you.
How is a daily wage calculated from a monthly salary in Thailand?
Thai labour law divides the monthly salary by 30 calendar days for statutory pay such as severance or leave. Employers may also use actual working days (often 22) to value a day of work. This tool shows both bases side by side.
Why should I divide by 22 instead of 30 for working days?
A typical month has about 22 working days once weekends are removed. Use 22 to see what a single day of work is really worth, and 30 for the legal daily-wage basis used in severance and unpaid-leave calculations.
Does this salary converter work for any currency?
The maths is the same in any currency — only the ฿ symbol is fixed. Enter your amount, keep your own hours and days, and the hourly, daily, weekly, monthly and yearly figures convert correctly regardless of currency.
Is my salary data sent anywhere?
No. Every calculation happens locally in your browser. Nothing you type is uploaded, stored or shared, so you can convert real pay figures privately and without signing up.