Unix Timestamp Converter
Convert between Unix timestamp and human-readable date/time
Calculate time by adding or subtracting hours and minutes. Useful for timesheets, project tracking, and scheduling calculations.
Enter time values and click Calculate to see results
Hours Calculator is a powerful time calculation tool that lets you add and subtract hours and minutes with precision. Whether you're tracking work hours, calculating project durations, or managing time sheets, this calculator provides accurate results in multiple formats including standard time, decimal hours, and humanized time.
Add or subtract multiple time entries with support for unlimited rows. The calculator automatically handles time overflow (minutes over 60), provides results in both HH:MM format and decimal hours, and includes a humanized time display that breaks down large durations into years, months, weeks, days, hours, and minutes for easy comprehension.
Perfect for time sheet management, project time tracking, calculating work hours across multiple days, determining total meeting durations, payroll calculations requiring decimal hour format, and any scenario where you need to add or subtract time values accurately. Essential for freelancers, HR departments, and project managers.
Save time with automatic calculations that handle time arithmetic correctly, eliminating manual conversion errors. The multiple output formats (HH:MM, decimal, and humanized) ensure you get the exact format needed for your specific use case, whether it's for invoicing, reporting, or planning.
Our calculator supports HH:MM format (like 8:30) and decimal hours (like 8.5). You can mix formats in the same calculation, and the tool automatically converts between them for accurate results.
Enter your total hours worked and subtract your regular hours (typically 40 per week). The calculator will show the difference, which represents your overtime hours.
Yes! Switch the operation mode to 'Subtract' to calculate time differences. This is useful for finding break durations, time between shifts, or project duration calculations.
Our conversions are precise to two decimal places. For example, 30 minutes = 0.50 hours, 15 minutes = 0.25 hours, and 45 minutes = 0.75 hours.
Absolutely! The calculator is perfect for timesheet totals, overtime calculations, and payroll preparation. The decimal format is especially useful for payroll systems.
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