Easy Tech TutsHow to Combine 2 Chart in TradingView Easily 2026
By Impran M N
Combining two charts into a single TradingView window makes it easy to compare stocks, indices, or crypto pairs without switching between tabs. This guide shows how to overlay a second symbol, adjust the visual settings, and read the comparison clearly.
01Open your first chart
Start with the primary symbol you want as the base of your comparison.
02Overlay the second symbol
Use TradingView's Compare feature to add a second symbol directly onto the same chart window instead of opening a separate one.
03Compare price movements visually
With both symbols overlaid, watch how their price lines move relative to each other over the selected timeframe.
04Adjust scales and colors
Switch to percentage scale if the two symbols trade at very different price levels, and assign distinct colors so each line is easy to follow.
05Apply it to your use case
Use this combined view for comparing a stock against its index, two competing companies, or related crypto pairs to gauge relative performance.
Frequently asked questions
What's the easiest way to combine two charts in TradingView?
The Compare tool is the simplest method — it overlays a second symbol directly onto your existing chart without opening a new window.
Can I combine a stock and a crypto chart together?
Yes, TradingView's Compare feature works across asset classes, so you can overlay a stock against a crypto pair or index.
Why do the two lines look mismatched in scale?
This happens when the two symbols trade at very different price levels — switching to percentage scale usually fixes the visual mismatch.
Is this feature available on the free TradingView plan?
Yes, basic chart overlay and comparison is available on TradingView's free plan.
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