Trend Tools & Annotations
Basic line and shape tools, freehand scribble, markers and text labels for marking price structure, levels and zones on the chart.
Trend Tools
Basic line and shape tools for marking price structure, levels and zones on the chart.
Trend Line
Draw a straight line between two price points to represent the direction of price movement. Widely used to identify uptrends, downtrends and breakout zones. Click the first anchor, then click the second to complete the line.
Horizontal Line
Places a continuous horizontal line across the entire chart at a selected price level. Used to mark key support and resistance levels, previous highs/lows or target price zones.
Vertical Line
Places a full-height vertical line at a selected time point. Useful for marking earnings dates, economic events or any significant time-based reference.
Polyline
Connect multiple anchor points to create a multi-segment line. Ideal for tracing complex price paths, wave structures or irregular trend patterns across several pivot points.
Rectangle
Draw a rectangular zone between two price levels and two time points. Commonly used to mark consolidation zones, demand/supply areas or key price ranges.
Triangle
Mark converging price zones using a triangular shape. Useful for highlighting classical triangle chart patterns such as ascending, descending or symmetrical triangles.
Circle
Place a circular annotation on the chart to highlight a specific price zone or candle cluster. Useful for marking breakout candles, reversal zones or areas of interest.
Ellipse
Similar to the circle but stretches horizontally or vertically. Use it to encircle a broader zone of price consolidation or a time-extended area of interest.
Polygon
Create a freeform closed polygon with multiple corner points. Allows precise marking of irregular consolidation zones or custom chart structures that standard shapes cannot capture.
Cyclic Lines
Draws equally spaced vertical lines at a fixed time cycle interval. Used by cycle analysts and Gann-based traders to project repeating time periods into the future.
Scribble
Freehand drawing directly on the chart canvas.
Freehand Brush Tool
The Scribble tool lets you draw freehand lines and annotations directly on the chart using your mouse or trackpad.
Other Shapes
Simple marker shapes and directional arrows for quick chart annotations.
These are lightweight marker tools designed for fast, minimal chart annotation. Place them at specific price points to add directional cues, highlight candles or mark areas of interest without adding complex drawings to the chart.
Arrow Up
Bullish signal marker. Place below a candle to mark a long entry, breakout or bullish reversal point.
Arrow Down
Bearish signal marker. Place above a candle to mark a short entry, breakdown or bearish reversal.
Arrow Left
Horizontal directional marker pointing left. Useful for referencing a prior event or level to the left on the chart.
Arrow Right
Horizontal directional marker pointing right. Use to project a future target, level or event to the right.
Dot
A small circular dot placed at a price point. Useful for marking individual candles, pivot highs/lows or exact entry/exit levels.
Square
A small square marker. Use to highlight a specific bar or zone without covering nearby price action.
Diamond
A rotated square diamond shape. Often used to mark convergence points, pattern completions or high-probability setups.
Note
Places a small sticky note icon on the chart. Click to attach a short text note to any candle or price level for future reference.
Text
Add text labels and annotations directly on the chart.
Text Annotation Tool
The Text tool places a freely editable text label at any position on the chart. Click to place the text anchor, type your label, and press Enter to confirm.
Use text annotations to label support/resistance zones, mark strategy names, add price targets, note event dates or record trade rationale directly on the chart. Double-click any existing text to edit it. Font size, colour and style can be adjusted from the settings panel.