Sharing your TradingView chart setup in 2026 is faster and more reliable than ever, whether you are collaborating with traders or getting feedback from your community. This guide walks you through the easiest workflow so you can publish, copy, or embed your chart with just a few clicks.
With improved UI organization and smarter sharing options built directly into the platform, the process is smoother and more consistent across desktop and mobile. Follow the steps below to generate a clean link or embed code that preserves your indicators, layouts, and timeframes.
| Action | Desktop Steps | Mobile Steps | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Open Chart | Select symbol and timeframe in Chart window | Tap symbol at bottom then set timeframe | Active chart ready |
| Add Layout & Indicators | Configure panels, studies, alerts | Edit studies in indicator drawer | Custom setup complete |
| Share or Export | Click Share icon and choose Link or Embed | Tap More then Share chart | Copyable URL or code |
| Set Permissions | Public or Unlisted, allow comments or not | Visibility toggle in Share menu | Controlled audience access |
Easiest Way to Copy a Shareable Link
The fastest method to share your chart setup is to generate a direct, clickable link that anyone with access can open instantly in their browser or app.
Copy Link on Desktop
Click the Share icon at the top right of the chart, select Link, choose Public or Unlisted, then press Copy. This gives you a URL that loads your exact layout and indicators.
Copy Link on Mobile
Tap More on the chart action menu, then Share chart, set visibility, and use Copy link. The resulting link opens your chart with the same indicators and style on mobile or desktop.
Embed Your Chart in Web Pages or Forums
If you want your chart to appear directly inside a blog post, a forum, or a documentation page, use the embed option to generate a small HTML snippet.
Generate Embed Code
From the Share menu, choose Embed, adjust width and height, switch to HTTPS if needed, and copy the code. Paste it into any page that allows HTML to display your chart publicly.
Responsive Sizing Tips
For better readability, set a max width of 100% and a fixed aspect ratio so the chart scales cleanly on different screens without losing indicator visibility or panel alignment.
Organize Panels for Cleaner Sharing
Keeping your chart organized makes shared setups easier to read. Use multiple panels, consistent colors, and clear labels so that collaborators can follow your analysis at a glance.
Panel Layout Best Practices
Place key indicators in the main chart area and supporting tools in lower panels, avoid overlapping studies, and lock scales where relevant so that the shared view matches your intended layout exactly.
Naming and Description
Add a chart title and description in the Share settings to explain the strategy, timeframes, and key assumptions, helping viewers understand context before diving into details.
Manage Permissions and Visibility
Choosing the right visibility setting ensures your chart reaches the intended audience while keeping unrelated users from seeing unfinished drafts or sensitive setups.
Public vs Unlisted
Public charts appear in search and galleries, while Unlisted charts are accessible only via direct link. Use Unlisted when sharing with specific partners, clients, or private groups.
Comments and Interaction
Enable comments if you want feedback, and disable them when sharing finalized setups. You can also control whether viewers can interact with drawing tools to prevent accidental changes.
Key Takeaways for 2026 Chart Sharing
- Use the Link option for fast, clickable sharing across teams and communities
- Choose Embed when you need your chart to appear directly in web pages or documentation
- Organize panels and add clear titles so viewers understand your setup at a glance
- Set visibility to Unlisted for private reviews and Public for broader discovery
- Lock or disable editing when you want to preserve a finalized analysis
- Test your shared chart on both desktop and mobile to confirm indicator placement
- Update descriptions and timeframes before each major sharing session to keep context accurate
FAQ
Reader questions
How do I share a chart with indicators but hide my personal annotations?
Create a dedicated panel for indicators only, move personal notes to a separate layer or off-chart area, and set permissions to Unlisted so you control who sees the final view.
Can I share a chart with a specific timeframe and indicator settings?
Yes, the shared link preserves the exact timeframe, indicator parameters, and layout, so anyone opening it sees the same analysis you configured.
Will my shared chart update automatically if I change data sources?
If you use built-in symbols and standard data subscriptions, changes reflect in the shared chart when the source updates, but custom scripts may require reconfiguration before sharing again.
How can I prevent others from editing my shared chart setup?
Disable the allow edits option in the Share menu and lock critical studies; this keeps the layout intact while still allowing viewers to inspect your analysis.