Enter clock-in, clock-out and unpaid breaks for a simple weekly timesheet to see daily and payable weekly hours.
01 / WEEKLY TIMESHEET
Off day — not counted.
Off day — not counted.
An earlier clock-out is assumed to be the following day. Identical times mean a zero-length shift. All times are local wall-clock values; daylight-saving and time zones are not modeled.
02 / OPTIONAL GROSS PAY
03 / YOUR RESULT
04 / CALCULATION
Overnight clock-out is moved to the next day. Add seven daily minute totals, then divide by 60 for decimal hours. Gross pay = 37.5 hours × $25.00 per hour ≈ $937.50. This is an estimate before payroll taxes.
Weekly entries remain in browser memory. No attendance tracking or external payroll service.
Enter the values you want to compare; processing happens in your browser.
Adjust optional settings and review validation feedback before relying on the estimate.
Review the formulas and equivalent values, then copy the result you need.
Enable each worked day, enter clock times and optional unpaid break minutes. Optionally add an hourly rate to estimate gross weekly pay.
Seven-day timesheet, overnight shifts, per-day hours, decimal weekly total and optional before-tax pay estimate.
Weekly work records remain in browser memory. No attendance tracking, time zones, payroll taxes or external services.
Enable any of Monday through Sunday and enter clock-in, clock-out and unpaid break minutes. Payable daily minutes are added for the week.
Yes. When clock-out is earlier than clock-in, it is treated as the following day and marked overnight in the results.
The shift is treated as zero minutes, not 24 hours. Any unpaid break must therefore also be zero.
No. Enter unpaid break minutes, which are deducted from elapsed shift time. Breaks longer than their shift are rejected.
The weekly total in minutes is divided by 60 and multiplied by the optional hourly rate. It is a before-tax estimate without overtime rules.
No. This is a seven-day work timesheet and payable-hours total; Time Duration Calculator measures one elapsed interval across dates or times.