Windows · Mac · iPad · iPhone

Count the folder.
Check the details.

Know the size of the work in front of you. FileTally brings local document counting to Windows, Mac, iPad and iPhone. Count a mixed collection, check the exceptions, and hand over a clear report. Your documents stay on your device.

Windows available now. Mac, iPad and iPhone coming soon. Platform details
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Windows FileTally showing scan totals, confidence breakdown and export controls
A real folder scan, with the details ready to review

Supported formats, one pass

  • PDF
  • DOCX
  • DOC
  • XLSX
  • XLS
  • PPTX
  • PPT
  • TIFF
  • JPG
  • PNG
  • BMP
  • MSG
  • EML
  • TXT
  • ZIP extraction

For document-heavy work

Get your bearings before the next step.

For records teams, legal professionals, accountants and anyone receiving a mixed document folder. Use the count and file details to plan review, prepare a handoff or estimate the work ahead.

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  • Legal and discovery teams
  • Records and administration
  • Accounting and audit
  • Document service providers

From a folder to a useful report.

Choose a folder, check the results, and save a report. Three simple steps, with document processing on your PC.

01

Choose a folder

Drop or browse to a folder. FileTally reads supported files through its subfolders. Optional ZIP extraction happens locally.

02

Review the counts

See exact counts and estimates separately. Review unreadable files and other exceptions before relying on the total.

03

Export the report

Save a file-by-file CSV or XLSX, or a printable PDF summary. Results stay in the destination you choose.

See the Windows workflow

A folder in. A report out.

A product recording shows the scan and export process. Review the file results and any exceptions before using the total.

Windows product recording: a folder scanned, counted and ready for export.

Know what the total covers.

Exact counts, estimates and exceptions tell you how to read the result. A count is useful only when you understand its coverage.

Exact

Counted directly from the file. PDF pages, TIFF frames, slide counts. Review the source and coverage for your intended use.

Estimated

Counted by a documented rule, like characters per page for text files. Labeled, so the recipient knows what is approximate.

Needs review

Password-protected, corrupted or unreadable. Called out in the review queue with the reason, never counted silently.

FileTally Windows review queue showing estimated text files and their page counts

What it counts, and how.

Real folders are a mess of PDFs, Office files, scans, photos and email. FileTally counts the mix as it is.

Every feature and file policy →

File types FileTally counts and how each is counted
FormatHow pages are counted
PDFExact page counts by parsing the file directly.
Word DOC, DOCXWord automation when Office is installed; document metadata otherwise.
Excel XLS, XLSXPrinted pages using Excel and its page layout. Without Excel, a worksheet-count fallback is marked Estimated. Cells are never counted as pages.
PowerPoint PPT, PPTXOne page per slide.
TIFFEvery frame in a multi-page TIFF.
Images JPG, PNG, BMPOne page each, or left blank. Your call.
Email MSG, EMLOutlook and standard email messages.
Text TXTEstimated from configurable characters and lines per page.
ZIPSupported archives extracted locally, then counted with everything else.

A useful total. The details beside it.

A clean total when that is all someone needs. A file-by-file inventory with page count, type and path when they need more. CSV or XLSX, plus a printable PDF summary.

FileTally showing scan results with page counts and confidence breakdown
Summary view. Total pages with exact, estimated and Needs review items visible before export.
Exported CSV in a spreadsheet with page count, file type, and path per file
FileTally-Export.csv. One row per file with page count, type, path and review flags. CSV or XLSX.

Local and private

Document counting happens on your PC.

No cloud upload
Document counting happens locally on your PC. FileTally does not upload document content for processing.
No account
No sign-up to try it or use it. Licensing uses online activation and automatic lease renewal, with an offline grace window. Licensing details.
Exports stay local
Results write to a folder you choose. Source files are read, never modified.

The other ways to get a page count.

You can open every file and write numbers on a pad. You can upload client files to a website. Or you can count the folder.

FileTally compared with other ways to count pages in a folder
Capability FileTally Open each file Online page counters PDF-only tools
Whole folder in one passYesNoVariesPDFs only
Word, Excel, PowerPoint, TIFF, emailYesOne app per typeVariesNo
Files stay on your PCYesYesNo, files are uploadedVaries
Exact vs. estimated, flaggedYesNoRarelyRarely
Per-file CSV / XLSX exportYesManualVariesVaries

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Questions people ask before they count.

Something else? Email support.

How do I count pages in multiple PDF files at once?

Put the PDFs in one folder (subfolders are fine), open FileTally, and drop or browse to that folder. FileTally reads every PDF in the tree, shows the total page count plus a per-file breakdown, and exports the list to CSV or XLSX. You never open the files one by one.

How do I count all the pages in a folder of mixed documents?

Select the folder in FileTally and it counts every supported file in one pass: PDF, Word (.doc/.docx), Excel (.xls/.xlsx), PowerPoint (.ppt/.pptx), multi-page TIFF, JPG/PNG/BMP images, Outlook .msg and .eml email, and text files. Supported ZIP archives can be extracted locally first for a fuller count.

Can I count pages in Word documents without opening each one?

Yes. FileTally counts .doc and .docx pages for a whole folder at once. When Microsoft Office is installed it uses Word automation for layout-accurate counts; without Office it falls back to document metadata and labels the result so you know how it was counted.

Does FileTally count pages in multi-page TIFF files?

Yes. FileTally counts every frame in a multi-page TIFF as a page, so scanned productions and fax archives get a real page count instead of one per file.

Does FileTally upload my documents to the cloud?

No. FileTally processes documents locally on your Windows PC and does not upload their content for counting. A cloud-synced folder may already have uploaded files through another service. Licensing uses online activation and automatic lease renewal, with an offline grace window.

How much does FileTally cost?

FileTally is a one-time purchase of $24.99 per license. There is no subscription. The license includes 12 months of updates, unlimited file processing, full CSV/XLSX/PDF export, and commercial use rights.

Is there a free trial?

Yes. FileTally includes a 7-day full-feature trial. See the licensing details for current trial terms. No account or credit card is required to start the trial.

Can I export page counts to Excel?

Yes. FileTally exports to CSV, XLSX and a printable PDF summary. The detailed export has one row per file with page count, file type, path and review status, ready to sort, filter or attach.

What versions of Windows does FileTally support?

FileTally runs on Windows 10 and Windows 11. It requires .NET 8 Desktop Runtime, which is included in the installer. Install it with the signed direct installer or from the Microsoft Store.

Is FileTally available for Mac, iPad or iPhone?

FileTally is being developed for Windows, Mac, iPad and iPhone. Windows 10 and 11 are available now; native Mac, iPad and iPhone apps are coming soon.

Stop opening files one at a time.

Install it, point it at the folder, and get a total you can stand behind. A 7-day trial is available; see the licensing details for current terms.

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