How To Have Multiple Charts on Tradingview, 2, 3, 4 Charts in PC & Mobile, is Free Possible
By Impran M N
Watching multiple markets at once is easier with a multi-chart layout on TradingView, whether you're comparing 2, 3, or 4 symbols side by side. This guide covers setting up a multi-chart layout on both PC and mobile, and what's available depending on your plan.
01Open the layout selector
From the chart toolbar, find the layout options that let you choose how many charts to display at once.
02Choose your grid size
Select a 2, 3, or 4-chart layout depending on how many symbols you want to monitor simultaneously.
03Assign a symbol to each chart
Click into each individual chart panel and set the symbol you want displayed there.
04Check plan limitations
Free accounts may have fewer multi-chart options than paid plans, so check what's available for your current subscription.
05Set it up on mobile
The TradingView mobile app supports similar multi-chart layouts, though the exact controls differ slightly from the desktop version.
06Save your layout
Once your multi-chart setup is arranged the way you like, save it so you can return to the same view later.
Frequently asked questions
Can I view multiple charts for free on TradingView?
Free accounts have some multi-chart capability, though paid plans typically unlock more simultaneous charts and layout options.
How many charts can I view at once?
Depending on your plan, you can view layouts such as 2, 3, or 4 charts at the same time.
Does the multi-chart layout work on mobile?
Yes, the TradingView mobile app supports multi-chart layouts, though the setup process differs slightly from desktop.
Can I save a multi-chart layout for later?
Yes, once arranged, you can save the layout so you can return to the same setup in future sessions.
Why use multiple charts at once?
It lets you monitor several symbols or timeframes side by side, which is useful for comparing markets in real time.
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