How to Add Another Chart in TradingView: Multi-Chart Setup Guide
To add another chart inside TradingView, open Select Layout in the chart toolbar and choose a multi-chart arrangement supported by your plan. Each pane can show a different symbol or interval. Check synchronization settings before changing either.
Check Capacity Before Changing the Layout
The permitted number of charts depends on your current subscription. The pricing table includes a Charts per tab row; do not rely on old Pro names or a universal eight-chart maximum. A separate browser tab is also a separate chart connection and can count toward account limits.
Save the current layout or make a copy before experimenting. Disabling autosave is not a substitute for a saved backup.
Add and Configure a Second Chart
- Open Supercharts and locate Select Layout on the main toolbar.
- Choose an available two-pane arrangement.
- Select the first pane, then set its symbol and interval.
- Select the other pane and set the intended symbol and interval.
- Inspect the synchronization options if a change affects both panes.
New panes may inherit an existing chart configuration; do not assume they begin empty. Verify the ticker, exchange and interval displayed in every pane. Start with two readable charts before increasing the count.
Decide What Should Synchronize
TradingView documents symbol, interval and other synchronization controls in the layout sync guide. For the same asset across timeframes, synchronize the symbol and leave interval synchronization off. For different assets at the same interval, the reverse may be useful.
Drawing synchronization has its own controls and applies to matching symbols. Indicator configuration is another concern; do not assume every change is copied automatically to every chart.
You can add a custom indicator from Pineify to a pane after validating its generated source. Confirm its inputs separately in each chart where it is used.
Save and Reopen the Layout
Name the layout, save it and reopen the same named layout to check persistence. The official layout guide explains saving and making copies. Keep a separate test copy if you routinely change settings.
If the panes look wrong later, check the signed-in account, layout name and sync settings before rebuilding them. On a small screen, reduce the pane count or maximize one pane for inspection rather than assuming a denser layout improves analysis.
Trading and Separate Windows
A multi-chart layout does not expand your broker's supported order types. Confirm the selected symbol, connected account and order ticket before submitting an order. Trailing stops, brackets and other order features depend on the actual integration.
Separate browser windows can be arranged using operating-system window controls, subject to TradingView connection limits. This does not promise synchronized panes or justify installing an unverified third-party extension.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does changing one symbol change another pane? Inspect symbol synchronization and chart grouping. Turn synchronization off where independent symbols are intended.
Why can I not select the desired grid? Check the chart count supported by your current plan and the available layouts in your account.
How can I experiment without losing my setup? Save it, make a copy and work on the copy. Reopen the original afterward to verify that it remains available.