🕒 Calculate your work shift hours hassle-free.

Best for Calculating Work Shift Hours

WorkShift Time Calculator
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    Some key features make it great

    Everything you need to calculate shift hours accurately — including breaks and overnight shifts

    Lightning Fast

    Get your worked hours in seconds. Enter start time, end time, and break minutes — the result updates instantly with no hassle.

    Privacy-Friendly

    No accounts, no unnecessary details. Just enter your shift times and get your total hours — simple, clean, and focused.

    Smart Outputs

    See totals in hours & minutes and decimal hours for timesheets and payroll. Supports overnight shifts and makes weekly totals easy.

    Overnight Shifts

    Works for night shifts automatically (e.g., 22:00 → 06:00). No confusion after midnight.

    Break Deduction

    Subtract unpaid breaks properly. Supports custom break minutes so your totals match payroll.

    Decimal Hours

    Get time in hours:minutes and decimal hours (e.g., 7.50) for timesheets and wages.

    Your Go-To Tool for
    Accurate Work Shift Time Calculations

    How It Works

    Step 1 — Enter your shift times

    Choose your Start Time and End Time (24-hour format).

    Step 2 — Add your break (if any)

    Enter Break Minutes (e.g., 30). If you didn’t take a break, enter 0.

    Step 3 — Overnight shifts are handled

    If your end time is earlier than your start time (e.g., 22:00 → 06:00), the calculator treats it as an overnight shift automatically.

    Step 4 — Get your totals instantly

    You’ll see:

    • Worked time (hours & minutes)
    • Decimal hours (for timesheets/payroll)
    • Optional: weekly total if you add multiple days

    Step 5 — Copy and use

    Copy the result and paste it into your timesheet, rota, or payroll form.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Yes. If your end time is earlier than your start time (for example 22:00 → 06:00), it’s treated as an overnight shift automatically.

    Enter your break in minutes (for example 30). The calculator subtracts it from your total worked time. If you didn’t take a break, enter 0.

    Decimal hours are used on many timesheets and payroll systems.
    Example: 7h 30m = 7.50 hours and 7h 15m = 7.25 hours.

    If the break time is longer than your shift, the result will be invalid. Double-check start time, end time, and break minutes and try again.