How To Save A Chart On TradingView – A Complete Guide

One of TradingView’s most useful features is the ability to save customized charts. This allows you to preserve analysis work, often Indicator-heavy charts, and rapidly pull them up later with configurations intact.

But what’s the best way to save TradingView charts to optimize and organize your library? In this guide, we’ll cover different saving methods, strategies to manage saved charts, and tips to streamline your entire chart workflow.

Follow along to unlock the full power of chart saving on TradingView!

Why Save TradingView Charts?

Before jumping into the saving mechanics, let’s discuss why chart saving is so valuable:

• Recalls complex analysis and drawings rather than recreating manually
• Quickly pulls up instrument charts already configured to your preferences
• Builds your customized technical analysis toolbox over time
• Lets you organize charts just how you want and find fast
• Streamlines applying strategies by pulling up pre-configured charts
• Share saved chart templates with others

Thoughtful TradingView chart management will make you a far more efficient and systematic trader. Now let’s learn how.

How to Save Charts on TradingView

TradingView offers several options for saving your configured charts:

Save Chart Template

1. Configure an instrument chart’s drawings, indicators, and preferences.
2. Click the chart Settings icon -> Save As -> Save Chart Template.
3. Name the template, choose public or private, hit Save.

Save Chart to Watchlist

1. After configuring a chart, click the Add to Watchlist icon in top toolbar.
2. Choose which watchlist to save it to or create a new one.
3. The chart will be visible and recallable from your watchlist.

Save Custom Layout

1. With multiple configured charts for different instruments organized, click Layout -> Save Layout.
2. Name your custom layout and choose public or private.
3. Your TradingView workspace will be recalled exactly how you saved it.

Now let’s dive into tips for supercharged chart saving and management.

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Tips for Organized Chart Saving and Sharing

Carefully structuring how you save and organize charts amplifies the benefits:

• Use chart template names that clearly convey the instrument, strategy, or patterns
• Color code key chart types so they stand out when browsing
• Save templates to groups so you can filter and find fast
• Build layouts of commonly analyzed related instruments
• Set alerts on favorite templates to notify you of new TradingView signals
• Follow other traders’ public templates or make your own public to build reputation

With structured saving, your library evolves into a strategic toolbox allowing efficient analysis.

Advanced Techniques for Managing Chart Templates

Power users can take TradingView chart management to the next level by:

• Adding saved templates to the platform sidebar for one click access
• assigning hotkeys to rapidly pull up certain chart layouts
• Using scripting to batch edit descriptions or colors of templates
• Developing custom indicators that pull up saved templates based on criteria
• Employing Pine Script routines to auto-save charts when conditions met
• Archiving old chart templates periodically to keep library clean

Your ability to judiciously save and organize charts ultimately enhances your entire trading process.

Key Takeaways from This TradingView Guide

To summarize, thoughtful TradingView chart saving provides huge benefits:

• Preserves complete chart analysis for instant access later
• Recalls your drawings, studies, notes, and configurations
• Enables building a library of strategic templates over time
• Removes tedious recreation work and speeds up workflows
• Shares your chart ideas publicly or with your trading network
• Structured organization amplifies the power exponentially

I hope this guide lays the foundation to enhance your TradingView chart saving and management. Please let me know if you have any other questions!