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Use this weekly timesheet calculator with overtime to calculate work hours minus lunch, convert time cards to decimal payroll hours, and estimate time and a half pay.
Edit shifts, apply default lunch breaks, copy Monday to weekdays, then export a payroll-ready summary.
| Label | Start | End | Break (minutes) | Worked | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7.5 hrs | |||||
| 7.5 hrs | |||||
| 7.5 hrs | |||||
| 7.5 hrs | |||||
| 6.5 hrs |
Total hours
36.5 hrs
Regular hours
36.5 hrs
Overtime hours
0 hrs
Total pay
$1,022.00
Regular pay
$1,022.00
Overtime pay
$0.00
Follow these 4 steps to complete a weekly timesheet calculator with overtime, lunch deductions, and payroll-ready decimal totals.
Input your start and end times for each day. This tool supports both standard AM/PM workflows and military time sheet calculator style 24-hour entries.
Enter break minutes for each shift (for example 30). The calculator will calculate work hours minus lunch so your net worked time stays accurate.
Define your overtime threshold, such as after 40 hours. The tool can calculate overtime pay time and a half based on your hourly rate and multiplier.
Review your summary totals. We automatically convert time card to decimal hours, making payroll entry faster and less error-prone.
These practical examples map directly to low-competition, high-intent search queries.
HR manager processing weekly timesheets in ADP.
Manual conversion from clock style entries like 8:45 to decimal values caused delays and paycheck errors.
They used this tool to convert time card to decimal hours automatically inside the weekly summary.
The manager entered team shifts, breaks, and overtime settings once, then exported the final report.
Payroll processing time dropped by 50% and decimal conversion errors were removed.
Night-shift nurse working 19:00 to 07:00 rotations.
Many calculators fail on overnight shifts and 24-hour notation.
She relied on the military time sheet calculator workflow with overnight detection built into each row.
She logged all shifts in 24-hour format and verified next-day rollover indicators.
Complex schedules were tracked accurately without AM/PM confusion.
Designer billing clients by worked hours.
Lunch deductions were often forgotten, causing inconsistent invoices.
The tool was used to calculate work hours minus lunch for each client day.
He applied break minutes per shift and exported weekly totals for invoicing.
Invoices became consistent, defensible, and easier for clients to approve.
Cafe owner planning holiday staffing.
Needed to forecast labor costs with overtime impact before publishing the schedule.
He used the calculator to estimate overtime pay time and a half for hours over 40.
Projected shifts and rates were entered in advance, then adjusted based on overtime totals.
The final schedule stayed within budget while still meeting coverage needs.
Contractor submitting weekly records for payment approval.
Needed standardized reports every Friday with overtime and lunch deduction details.
They used this weekly timesheet calculator with overtime and exported PDF reports.
Hours were logged daily, then exported as PDF and CSV at week end.
Submission quality improved and approval turnaround became faster.
Simply enter the total minutes of your break (for example 30 or 60) in the Break column. The calculator subtracts this from your shift duration to calculate work hours minus lunch accurately.
Yes. You can input times in 24-hour format (for example 14:00) and the tool also handles overnight schedules, making it suitable for healthcare and security workflows.
Yes. Set your overtime threshold and multiplier (for example 40 hours and 1.5x), and overtime pay is calculated automatically.
You do not need manual math. Weekly totals are shown in decimal format, so payroll systems can be filled in directly.
Yes. It is free to calculate, review, and export your timesheet results.
If your end time is earlier than start time, the calculator treats it as a next-day clock-out and calculates overnight hours correctly.
Yes. Use Export PDF for a printable weekly report and Download CSV for spreadsheet workflows.
Minutes are divided by 60. For example, 30 minutes is 0.50 hours and 45 minutes is 0.75 hours.
You can simulate double-time by using a higher overtime multiplier and separate rows after a threshold.
Yes. Run week one and week two separately, then combine totals for bi-weekly payroll periods.
Calculations run in your browser session, and no account is required for basic use.
Set Break to 0 for that shift. To calculate work hours minus lunch, enter the actual break minutes taken.
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