Easy Tech TutsHow to Create Order Presets in TradingView, Save Risk to Reward Easily 2026
By Impran M N
Order presets in TradingView let you save a reusable trading template so you don't have to manually re-enter the same settings for similar trades. This guide covers configuring market units, risk settings, and saving the preset for future use.
01Open the trading panel
Click the trade button on your chart to open the trading panel where order presets are configured.
02Adjust market units
Specify the number of units for your order, tailored to your investment goals and market analysis.
03Set your risk parameters
Configure the financial exposure you're willing to accept, aligning it with your risk tolerance and strategy.
04Review profit and loss projections
Check the calculated projections to make sure they align with your financial objectives before saving.
05Save the order preset
Once your settings are configured, save them as a reusable preset instead of re-entering the same parameters each time.
06Name and reuse your preset
Give the preset a name that reflects its purpose or strategy, and apply it quickly to future trades.
Frequently asked questions
What is an order preset on TradingView?
It's a saved template of your trade settings, including units and risk parameters, that you can reuse instead of manually re-entering details each time.
Can I edit a saved order preset later?
Yes, you can edit your presets anytime your trading strategy evolves.
Where do I configure the risk settings?
Risk settings are adjusted within the trading panel when you're setting up your order details.
Does the preset include profit and loss calculations?
Yes, you can review profit and loss projections as part of configuring your preset before saving it.
Can I create multiple presets for different strategies?
Yes, you can save multiple presets with different names to match different trading strategies.
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