Windows desktop utility
FileTally counts pages across entire folders. Then exports the results.
Point it at any document folder on your Windows machine. FileTally scans PDFs, Office files, images, and more entirely offline. No cloud upload required. The result is a spreadsheet you can hand off immediately.
Also available as a portable build (.zip) — no install required.
How it works
Three steps from folder to finished spreadsheet.
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Point FileTally at a folder
Select any document folder on your Windows machine. FileTally walks the directory tree, finding every file it can count.
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Apply rules for mixed file types
Configure how FileTally handles PDFs, Word documents, Excel files, images, and anything it can't open. Set a policy for unknowns.
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Export a spreadsheet anyone can use
When the scan completes, export to CSV or XLSX. Every file, its page count, and any flags — ready to open in Excel or share with a client.
The deliverable
In the app, then in your spreadsheet
Review the full results inside FileTally before you commit to an export. What you see in the app maps directly to the CSV or XLSX file you hand off.
Inside the Windows app
The same interface before a run and after results are ready to review and export.
What FileTally does
Built for document-heavy work, not general file management.
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Local by default
Process folders on your Windows machine without uploading anything. No accounts, no browser, no internet connection required.
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Mixed file handling
Configure policies for PDFs, Word docs, Excel files, images, and anything FileTally can't open. Set a sensible fallback for unknowns.
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Review and diagnostics
Inspect issues and exceptions before exporting. See which files couldn't be counted and why, so you can decide what to do with them.
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CSV and XLSX export
Export results as a spreadsheet in one click. Open in Excel, share with a client, or pipe into another workflow — no screenshots needed.
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Simple rollout
A portable build for testing on your own machine. A setup build for deploying to a team. No server, no admin portal, no license server.
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Extension rules
Configure how FileTally handles each file extension. Treat .tiff images as one page each, skip .zip files entirely, flag anything unexpected.
Who it's for
Built for people who count documents for a living
FileTally started as a tool for litigation support teams who need accurate page counts for discovery cost estimates. It works just as well for anyone who regularly needs to size a document set — before scanning, before archiving, before billing.
If your current process is dragging documents into a counter one folder at a time, or running document folders through per-page web services, FileTally replaces that workflow with something that runs on your own machine in minutes.
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Discovery and litigation support
Count pages across case folders before production or cost estimate. Get the breakdown by file type, flag unsupported formats, and export the result directly.
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Records and backfile work
Size a backfile job before sending to a scanning vendor. Know exactly what you have — document count, page count, file types — before committing to a quote.
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Operations teams needing data, not dashboards
If you need a spreadsheet of what's in a folder and how many pages each file has, FileTally produces that in minutes without requiring a cloud subscription or a developer.
Get started locally
Download FileTally for Windows
Runs locally on your Windows machine. No account required, no cloud upload, no subscription. Download the installer or start with the portable build.
Questions? Email us — we respond within one business day.