Timesheet Calculator
A weekly timesheet with dates, start and end times, breaks and totals — including regular and overtime hours you can export to CSV.
Weekly totals
- Total worked
- 0h 0m
- Decimal hours
- 0
- Regular hours
- 0h 0m
- Overtime hours
- 0h 0m
- Overtime (decimal)
- 0
Calculations happen in your browser. The times you enter are never uploaded and are not sent to analytics.
Timesheet vs Time Card
The timesheet view adds a date to each day and focuses on weekly totals for reporting. The underlying arithmetic is identical: each shift becomes a duration, breaks are deducted, and the week is summed and split into regular and overtime hours at your threshold.
How to Fill In a Timesheet
- Add the date for each day you worked
- Enter start and end times for every shift
- Deduct unpaid breaks in minutes (or use break start/end)
- Check the daily totals, then the weekly regular and overtime split
- Download the CSV and attach it to your invoice or payroll email
Weekly Totals and Overtime
Totals are shown in hours and minutes and as decimal hours — the format payroll systems usually expect. Set your weekly overtime threshold (40 hours by default) and the sheet separates regular and overtime time automatically. This is arithmetic, not a compliance decision.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use it for a bi-weekly period?
Enter each week separately and add the two weekly totals, or use the hours calculator to sum the weeks. A dedicated two-week view is not included in this version.
Does it support multiple shifts per day?
Yes, add as many shifts per day as you need — each is summed into the daily total.
Can I print the timesheet?
Yes. The print view hides navigation, ads, buttons and SEO content so only the timesheet and totals are printed.