Time Card Calculator
Free weekly timesheet calculator with overtime and pay calculations. Perfect for payroll!
Weekly Time Card
| Day | Start Time | End Time | Break (min) | Hours |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monday | - | |||
| Tuesday | - | |||
| Wednesday | - | |||
| Thursday | - | |||
| Friday | - | |||
| Saturday | - | |||
| Sunday | - | |||
| Weekly Total | 0.00 | |||
How the Time Card Calculator Works
Complete your timesheet in minutes
Enter Times
Fill in your start and end times for each day you worked.
Add Breaks
Enter your break time in minutes for each day.
Set Rate
Enter your hourly rate to calculate pay.
Get Results
Click calculate to see hours, overtime, and gross pay.
Full Week View
Enter all 7 days at once for a complete weekly overview.
Overtime Detection
Automatically calculates overtime for hours over 40/week.
Pay Calculation
Calculate gross pay including 1.5x overtime rate.
Print Ready
Print your timesheet for record-keeping or submission.
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Frequently Asked Questions
About the Time Card Calculator
Our free time card calculator is designed for employees, freelancers, and small business owners who need a simple way to calculate weekly hours and pay. No signup required, no data stored – just enter your times and get instant results.
Features of This Time Card Calculator
- Weekly view: Enter times for all 7 days in one convenient table
- Break deduction: Automatically subtract break times from each day
- Overtime calculation: Identifies weekly overtime (40+ hours)
- Pay calculation: Calculates regular pay and overtime pay at 1.5x
- Daily overtime: Highlights days with more than 8 hours
How to Use for Payroll
This calculator is perfect for:
- Employees tracking their own hours for pay verification
- Small business owners calculating payroll
- Freelancers tracking billable hours for clients
- HR departments verifying submitted timesheets
Understanding Overtime Rules
In the United States, the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) requires overtime pay of at least 1.5 times the regular rate for hours worked over 40 in a workweek. Some states have additional daily overtime rules (e.g., California requires overtime for hours over 8 per day). Our calculator follows the federal 40-hour weekly rule and highlights daily hours over 8 for reference.