Do I need a paid TradingView plan?

No. A free-plan screenshot reads exactly the same as a paid one.

Is there a TradingView plugin or Pine indicator?

No, and none is needed. The workflow is a screenshot upload, which keeps it working on any platform rather than only TradingView.

Will my drawings confuse the analysis?

No, they help. Your levels and boxes are read as context, and the analysis will tell you when it disagrees with a level you drew.

Can I upload several TradingView layouts at once?

Yes. Multi-timeframe mode compares the same asset across timeframes, and multi-asset mode compares different instruments.

Analyze a TradingView Chart with AI

You do not need an indicator, plugin or Pine script. Capture the TradingView chart as an image, upload it to Trade Eyes, and the analysis returns bias, entry zone, stop loss, targets and risk factors based on the structure and indicators visible in that screenshot.

Taking a clean TradingView screenshot

1Set the timeframe you actually trade and leave the label visible.
2Zoom so roughly 60–150 candles are on screen — enough for structure, not so many that wicks blur.
3Keep the right-hand price axis in frame.
4Use the built-in snapshot (the camera icon, or Alt+S) to copy the chart image.
5Upload it to the analyzer; add a second timeframe if you want a multi-timeframe read.

What reads well from TradingView

Standard candlestick charts on both light and dark themes.
Moving averages, RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, stochastics and volume in visible panes.
Your own drawings: trendlines, horizontal levels, boxes and Fibonacci retracements.
Replay-mode charts, which are useful for practising reads on past structure.

Settings that hurt the read

Six or more indicator panes, which shrink the price chart until candles are unreadable.
Extreme zoom showing only a handful of candles with no surrounding structure.
Cropping out the price axis, which removes the levels the plan needs.
Log versus linear confusion on long-range charts — pick one and stay with it.

Using it alongside TradingView, not instead of it

TradingView remains where you chart, draw and set alerts. Trade Eyes is the second opinion applied to what you already drew: it confirms, contradicts or flags what you missed, and records the read in a journal so you can measure how often your markup was right.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a paid TradingView plan?: No. A free-plan screenshot reads exactly the same as a paid one.
Is there a TradingView plugin or Pine indicator?: No, and none is needed. The workflow is a screenshot upload, which keeps it working on any platform rather than only TradingView.
Will my drawings confuse the analysis?: No, they help. Your levels and boxes are read as context, and the analysis will tell you when it disagrees with a level you drew.
Can I upload several TradingView layouts at once?: Yes. Multi-timeframe mode compares the same asset across timeframes, and multi-asset mode compares different instruments.

Upload your TradingView snapshot

Take the snapshot, drop it in, and see whether the AI agrees with your markup.

Analyze my chart

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.