Analyze an MT4 or MT5 Chart with AI

No expert advisor, DLL or custom indicator is needed. Screenshot your MetaTrader chart, upload it, and the analysis returns bias, entry zone, stop loss, targets and risk factors based on the structure and indicators visible in the image.

Getting a readable MetaTrader screenshot

  1. 1Maximise the chart window so candles are large and separated.
  2. 2Switch to a light template if your default is black on black — contrast improves candle detection.
  3. 3Make sure the symbol and period label in the top-left corner is visible.
  4. 4Keep the right-hand price scale in frame.
  5. 5Use File then Save As Picture, or a normal screen capture of the chart window.

What reads well from MetaTrader

  • Standard Japanese candlesticks; bar charts read acceptably, line charts poorly.
  • Indicators in sub-windows such as RSI, MACD and stochastics.
  • Moving averages, Bollinger Bands and envelopes on the price chart.
  • Your own horizontal lines, trendlines and Fibonacci levels.

MetaTrader-specific pitfalls

  • Broker-specific symbol suffixes do not matter, but broker-specific session times shift where daily candles close.
  • Default MT4 colours are low contrast on some themes; a light template consistently reads better.
  • Small chart windows compress candles into unreadable blocks — screenshot one chart at a time, not a four-chart grid.
  • Server time differs from your local time, so the daily open on the chart may not be the one you expect.

Fitting it into an FX routine

Most MetaTrader users trade sessions. Capture the 4H for bias at the start of your session and the 15M when you are ready to time an entry, then upload both together so the plan has a higher-timeframe anchor.

Trade Eyes does not connect to your terminal and cannot place or modify orders. Execution stays entirely in MetaTrader.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to install anything in MetaTrader?
No. There is no EA, script or indicator to install — the workflow is a screenshot upload.
Does it work with MT4 and MT5?
Both. The analysis reads the image, so the terminal version makes no difference.
Can it read my broker's exotic pairs?
Yes, though wide spreads and thin liquidity make levels less reliable, and the analysis flags that as a risk factor.
Will it place trades in my terminal?
Never. Trade Eyes has no connection to your broker or terminal and cannot execute anything.

Related reading

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Capture the chart window and get a structured read before your session starts.

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Trade Eyes is an analysis and decision-support tool, not financial advice, not a broker, and not an automated execution service. Trading carries risk of loss. Always verify an AI read against your own plan before taking a position.