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Charts
From candles to order flow

Add as many charts as you need. Draw price as candles, a TPO profile, or a Volume Footprint, turn on the Liquidity Heatmap on supported Bybit and Binance markets, and build bars from seconds, custom intervals, or ticks.

Explore chart types Liquidity Heatmap

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Pick a view for the question

A chart draws price as one chart type at a time. The Liquidity Heatmap and compared symbols are layers on top of it.

Price over time

Candles, Line, and Bars: the open, high, low, and close of every interval, or the closes joined into one line.

Time at each price

TPO Charts: the market profile, with a letter for each block of time, the value area, and the POC.

Volume inside each candle

Volume Footprint: buy and sell volume at every price in the bar, with delta and imbalance.

Orders resting in the book

Liquidity Heatmap: limit orders drawn behind any chart type, on supported Bybit and Binance markets.

Intervals and ticks

Timeframes: presets from 1 second to 1 month, your own intervals, and bars of 1 to 1,000 ticks.

One market against another

Chart comparison: overlay other instruments and compare their moves in percent.

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Set up a chart

Four steps take a new chart from empty to ready. Each step links to the details.
  1. Step 1 of 4
    Add a chart

    Click Add Widgets in the top-right corner and drag a Chart widget into your workspace. A workspace template may already include one.

  2. Step 2 of 4
    Choose a symbol and interval

    Click the symbol badge, or just start typing on the chart, to search. Then pick a timeframe or tick interval, and star the ones you use to pin them to the toolbar.

  3. Step 3 of 4
    Pick a type, add indicators

    Change the chart type next to the timeframe selector. The f icon opens built-in and marketplace indicators for the active chart.

  4. Step 4 of 4
    Link it and keep the look

    Put charts on the same link channel so a symbol change updates all of them. Save the look as a chart template.

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Find your way around the chart

Chart widget with its areas labeled: drag to move, widget linking, analysis tools, widget controls, drawing tools, go to date, and the timeline panel Chart features covers comparison, go to date, OHLC on hover, and the candle countdown in detail.

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Work on the chart

Chart settings

Colors, canvas and margins, the status line, scales, alert lines, and templates.

Sharing charts

Share a link, post the chart to the community, or save it as an image.

Drawing tools

Trend lines, Fibonacci levels, chart patterns, and trade plans.

Indicators

Built-in and marketplace indicators, or your own written in Indie®.

Alerts

Set an alert from the bell on the chart or from its right-click menu.

Trading from the chart

Place orders from the right-click menu and drag entries, Take Profit, and Stop Loss levels.

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Intervals at a glance

Daily and longer intervals reach furthest back. Intraday and tick history can be shorter, depending on the asset class and data provider.

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Good to know

  • Each chart works on its own. It has its own symbol, interval, and settings. Link charts when a symbol change should reach all of them.
  • The Liquidity Heatmap is an overlay, not a chart type. It draws over whichever type you pick, and its Heatmap button appears only on markets with recorded order-book data.
  • Resetting chart settings also resets the chart type to Candles. Otherwise the type is saved with the workspace layout.
  • Comparison opens in percent. Percent keeps instruments with different prices readable; switch to absolute values in the bottom panel.
  • A saved image is 1920×1080 and up to 1 MB. To keep a chart interactive, share a link or post it to the community instead.
New chart features are announced in the platform changelog.