Quick Facts
- 1. Header Customization: You can add custom labels to your charts by using the “Header” option in the Multi-Chart Layout settings.
- 2. Chart Layouts: TradingView offers several pre-built chart layouts, including “Snap to Grid”, “Free”, and “Responsive”, which can be customized to suit your needs.
- 3. Maximum Number of Charts: The Multi-Chart Layout can accommodate up to 20 charts per layout.
- 4. Chart Resize: You can resize charts individually or collectively using the resize handle in the top-right corner of each chart.
- 5. Zoom and Pan: Use the zoom and pan tools to navigate through your charts and adjust the scale to focus on specific areas of interest.
- 6. Chart Settings Sync: When you make changes to individual chart settings, the changes will be synced across all charts in the Multi-Chart Layout.
- 7. Custom Chart Palettes: Create custom color palettes for your charts using the “Chart Palette” option in the Multi-Chart Layout settings.
- 8. Hide/Show Chart Elements: Use the “Elements” option to hide or show specific chart elements, such as the title, legend, or indicators.
- 9. Chart Arrangement: Rearrange charts in your layout by dragging and dropping them to a desired position.
- 10. Save and Load Layouts: Save and load your custom Multi-Chart Layouts for future use.
TradingView Multi-Chart Layout Setup Guide
As a trader, having a well-organized workspace is crucial for making informed decisions. TradingView’s multi-chart layout feature allows you to customize your workspace to suit your trading style. In this article, we will walk you through a step-by-step guide on how to set up a TradingView multi-chart layout.
Getting Started
To set up a multi-chart layout, you need to have a basic understanding of TradingView’s interface. If you’re new to TradingView, start by creating an account and familiarizing yourself with the platform. Once you’re comfortable with the interface, you can start setting up your multi-chart layout.
Step 1: Create a New Chart
To create a new chart, click on the “Chart” button in the top navigation bar and select “New Chart”. This will open a new chart window where you can choose your symbol, time frame, and other settings. For example, let’s say you want to create a chart for Apple stock (AAPL). You can search for AAPL in the symbol search bar and select the 1-minute time frame.
Customizing Your Layout
TradingView offers a range of customization options to help you create a layout that suits your trading style. Here are some key features to consider:
* Chart windows: You can have multiple chart windows open at the same time, each with its own symbol and time frame.
* Grid layout: You can arrange your chart windows in a grid layout, making it easy to compare multiple symbols at once.
* Layout templates: TradingView offers pre-built layout templates to help you get started.
Layout Templates
Here are some popular layout templates:
| Template | Description |
|---|---|
| Single Chart | A single chart window with a large display area |
| Dual Chart | Two chart windows side by side |
| Quad Chart | Four chart windows in a 2×2 grid layout |
| Six Chart | Six chart windows in a 2×3 grid layout |
Setting Up Your Multi-Chart Layout
To set up your multi-chart layout, follow these steps:
- Create a new chart window for each symbol you want to trade.
- Arrange your chart windows in a grid layout using the grid layout feature.
- Customize your chart settings, such as time frame, symbol, and indicators.
Tips for Customizing Your Chart Settings
Here are some tips for customizing your chart settings:
* Use a consistent time frame across all your charts to make comparisons easier.
* Add indicators to help you identify trends and patterns.
* Use different colors to distinguish between different symbols and time frames.
Example Multi-Chart Layouts
Here are some example multi-chart layouts:
Forex Trader Layout
| Symbol | Time Frame | Indicators |
|---|---|---|
| EUR/USD | 1-minute | RSI, Bollinger Bands |
| USD/JPY | 1-minute | RSI, Bollinger Bands |
| GBP/USD | 1-minute | RSI, Bollinger Bands |
Stock Trader Layout
| Symbol | Time Frame | Indicators |
|---|---|---|
| AAPL | 1-minute | RSI, Moving Averages |
| GOOG | 1-minute | RSI, Moving Averages |
| AMZN | 1-minute | RSI, Moving Averages |
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: What is a multi-chart layout?
A: A multi-chart layout is a way to display multiple charts from a single TradingView chart in a single column or row, allowing for a more detailed and organized analysis.
Q: What are the benefits of using a multi-chart layout?
A: Using a multi-chart layout can help:
- Consolidate all your chart views into one place, making it easier to compare and analyze multiple markets.
- Reduce clutter and increase readability.
- Focus on the most important data without getting bogged down in excessive details.
Q: How do I create a multi-chart layout on TradingView?
A:
- Log in to your TradingView account and navigate to the chart that you want to create a multi-chart layout for
- Click on the “Layout” tab in the top-right corner of the chart
- Click on the “Multi Chart Layout” button
- In the “Multi Chart Layout” dropdown menu, select the type of layout you want to create (e.g., column, row)
- Customize the layout settings as needed (e.g., number of columns or rows, chart type)
- Click “Save” to save the layout to your chart
Q: Can I move charts within a multi-chart layout?
A: Yes, you can move charts within a multi-chart layout by right-clicking on the chart and selecting “Move” -> “Source Move” -> “Move to Current Chart Outline”. This will move the selected chart up or down the outline of the layout.
Q: Can I have multiple nested layouts on the same chart?
A: Yes, you can have multiple nested layouts on the same chart by checking the “Show Source” option when creating a nested sub-layout. To do this:
- Click on the “Layout” tab in the top-right corner of the chart
- Click on the “Sub-layout” button
- Check the “Show Source” box
- Move the sub-layout up the outline of the main layout
- Repeat this process to create multiple sub-layouts
Q: Can I resize multiple charts in a multi-chart layout?
A: Yes, you can resize multiple charts in a multi-chart layout by right-clicking on each chart and selecting “Resize”. This will allow you to set size constraints for each chart.
