22:00 to 06:30
The end time is on the following day, so the elapsed shift is 8 hours 30 minutes.
Overnight shift hours calculator
Calculate shift hours. Subtract every break.
Total day or overnight shifts, subtract unpaid breaks, separate weekly overtime, and estimate gross pay in any currency.
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Add the whole week.
Handles breaks and overnight shifts
DayStartEndBreakHours
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0.00Weekly totals
Total hours37.5037h 30m
Regular37.50h
Overtime0.00h
Estimated gross pay$0.00
This is arithmetic, not payroll or legal advice. Overtime rules and paid-break treatment vary by location and contract.
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No account, timesheet upload, employer connection, or server record.
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A transparent weekly total
Hours, breaks, overtime—shown separately.
Each active day has its own start, end, and unpaid break. Overnight shifts roll into the following day instead of producing a negative total.
Pay remains optional and editable because currencies, overtime thresholds, multipliers, taxes, and rounding policies vary.
Subtract 30 min
8 hours 30 minutes minus a 30-minute unpaid break leaves 8 paid hours.
Five shifts = 40h
Five identical shifts total 40 hours before any local overtime rule is applied.
Need the manual calculation as well? Read how to calculate overnight shift hours with breaks.
Questions, answered
Before you total.
Can the calculator handle overnight shifts?
Yes. When the end time is earlier than the start time, the calculator treats the shift as ending the following day.
Are breaks subtracted?
Yes. Enter unpaid break minutes for each active day. Confirm whether your breaks are paid under your workplace rules.
How is overtime calculated?
Hours above your chosen weekly threshold are multiplied by the overtime rate you select.
Is this a payroll calculator?
No. It provides arithmetic estimates and does not apply local taxes, employment law, rounding policies, or contract rules.