AI analysis for TradingView chart screenshots
TradingView is where most traders already look at charts. Analytix-AI works from a plain screenshot of that chart, so there is nothing to connect, no API keys, and no change to how you already work.
How it works
- Take a screenshot of the chart you want analysed, with the price axis visible.
- Upload it to Analytix-AI (any image format up to 10MB).
- Read the analysis: market structure, support and resistance, any patterns at current price, and the scenarios that would confirm or invalidate the view.
- Use the levels in your own plan. The output is analysis, not advice, and every scenario comes with the level that would prove it wrong.
Why use a screenshot instead of an integration
A screenshot captures exactly what you are looking at: your timeframe, your zoom level and the part of the chart you care about. There is no account linking and nothing that can break when a platform changes its API.
Keep the price axis visible and avoid covering the most recent candles with drawings, so the levels in the analysis line up with real prices.
What you get back
The analysis starts from the rightmost candles, the price action that matters now, and describes market structure, the nearest support and resistance, and any chart pattern that current price is actually part of.
On Professional and above, the levels and patterns are also drawn directly onto your chart image, and candlestick patterns from the last few candles are identified.
Tips for a cleaner read
Show enough history for structure to be visible, typically fifty to two hundred candles. Very zoomed-in charts hide the swing highs and lows that levels are built from.
Hide heavy indicator clutter if you can. The analysis focuses on price structure first.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to connect my TradingView account?
No. Analytix-AI works from a screenshot, so there is nothing to connect.
Does it work with TradingView indicators on the chart?
Yes, but the cleaner the chart, the better the read. Price structure is the focus.
Is the analysis financial advice?
No. It is technical analysis for your own decision-making, framed as scenarios with clear invalidation levels.
Patterns worth knowing for this market
Educational content only, not financial advice. Chart patterns describe probabilities, not certainties, and every pattern can fail. See our disclaimer.