Upload a Trading Chart and Analyze It with AI
NovaTrader is an AI chart analyzer: upload a screenshot and analyze trading charts with AI in seconds. You get a structured read of trend, market structure and support and resistance, and a complete AI trade setup — direction, confidence, entry zone, stop loss and take-profit levels — from a single image, on any platform or timeframe.
What you get back
A direction with a confidence figure, a complete trade setup, and the short reasons behind it — the same card your own chart produces. Every figure below is invented for illustration.
Price rejected the range high and momentum is rolling over.
- Rejected 1.0895 twice
- Lower highs on 4H
- Back inside prior range
- Momentum turning down
Sample figures for an illustrative chart. Your analysis is generated from the screenshot you upload.
What the analysis contains
Every read is returned as a structured setup rather than a paragraph, so you can act on it or argue with it without reading an essay first.
A prominent BUY / SELL / WAIT call with a confidence percentage — understandable at a glance, no wall of text.
Entry zone, stop loss, take-profit targets and the resulting risk/reward — laid out as a setup you can actually size.
The market structure the model read from the chart, with the supports and resistances it based the setup on.
Two to four one-line reasons plus the invalidation level — so you can disagree with the reasoning, not just the verdict.
How to Analyze a Trading Chart with AI
- Step 1Upload a chart
Drop a PNG, JPG or WEBP screenshot of any chart, any timeframe, any platform.
- Step 2AI analyzes
NovaTrader reads structure, levels and momentum straight from the image.
- Step 3Structure and levels
It marks the trend, market structure, support and resistance, and any indicators it can see on the chart.
- Step 4Get the setup
Direction, confidence, entry, stop, targets and reasoning — saved to your history.
- Step 5Ask follow-ups
Question the read on the same chart: why that level, what would invalidate it, what changes on a higher timeframe.
The model analyses what is visible in your screenshot. It is told not to invent levels it cannot see — if the symbol or timeframe is unreadable, it says so instead of guessing.
Entry zone, stop loss, up to three targets and the resulting risk/reward — with the invalidation level that would prove the read wrong.
Confidence is stated as a percentage and the direction can be WAIT. A chart without a clear setup is reported as one.
What Can AI Chart Analysis Read From a Screenshot?
Everything below is read from the pixels you upload. If it is on the chart, it can be used; if it is not, it is not guessed at.
- Price action and the shape of the move
- Trend direction and whether it is intact
- Support and resistance levels
- Market structure — higher highs, lower lows, ranges
- Candlestick behaviour at the levels that matter
- Chart patterns, where one is actually present
- Indicators you have plotted — RSI, MACD, moving averages
- Ichimoku, Bollinger Bands and similar overlays, when visible
- Volume, where the pane is included in the screenshot
- Symbol and timeframe, when they are legible
- Risk and reward implied by the levels it identifies
NovaTrader analyses the image and the context you give it — nothing else. It has no live order book, no positioning data, no news feed and no price history beyond what the screenshot shows. An indicator you did not plot is not secretly consulted, and a level off the edge of the image does not exist as far as the read is concerned. Where the symbol or timeframe is unreadable, it reports that rather than inventing one, and it can return WAIT when the chart does not offer a setup.
When Is an AI Chart Analyzer Useful?
Most often as a second reader — something to disagree with before you commit, rather than something to be told what to do by.
- A fast, unbiased second opinion before you enter
- Sanity-checking your own bias on a setup
- Reviewing screenshots from any platform or timeframe
- Making sense of an unfamiliar setup someone has shared with you
- Checking trend and market structure before you commit
- Reading what the indicators already on the chart are saying
- Learning technical analysis by comparing your read with another
- Asking follow-up questions about the same chart
AI Chart Analysis for TradingView, MetaTrader and Crypto Charts
The analyser works from an image, so the platform that drew the chart does not matter. Screenshots from TradingView, MetaTrader 4 and 5, cTrader, crypto exchange terminals and broker platforms are all read the same way — as are charts of stocks, forex, futures, indices and crypto, on any timeframe.
Upload a screenshot here, or use the NovaTrader extension for TradingView to get the same analysis on the chart you are already looking at.
MT4 and MT5 charts analyse from a screenshot like any other. To review results rather than a single chart, the MetaTrader AI Journal reads your MT4/MT5 statement instead.
Once a setup is worth pursuing, you can build a trading strategy with AI and backtest it on TradingView.
TradingView is a trademark of TradingView, Inc. MetaTrader is a trademark of MetaQuotes Ltd. NovaTrader is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by either.
Questions
What is an AI chart analyzer?+
A tool that reads a trading chart the way an analyst would and returns what it sees in a structured form — trend, market structure, support and resistance, visible indicators and the scenarios they suggest. NovaTrader works from an image, so it can read a chart from any platform.
How do I analyze a trading chart with AI?+
Upload a screenshot of the chart. NovaTrader reads what is visible in the image and returns a structured analysis with direction, confidence, entry zone, stop loss, targets and short reasons. You can then ask follow-up questions about the same chart.
Can AI analyze a trading chart screenshot?+
Yes. A screenshot is the only input needed — PNG, JPG or WEBP. The clearer the image, the better the read: if the symbol or timeframe is unreadable, NovaTrader says so rather than guessing.
Can AI analyze TradingView charts?+
Yes — export or screenshot the chart and upload it here. For analysis without leaving the chart, the NovaTrader browser extension adds an AI panel directly to TradingView. NovaTrader is an independent product and is not affiliated with TradingView.
Can NovaTrader analyze MetaTrader charts?+
Yes, from a screenshot of an MT4 or MT5 chart, the same as any other platform. If you want your trading history analysed rather than a single chart, the MetaTrader AI Journal reads an MT4/MT5 statement instead.
What indicators can AI identify on a chart?+
Whatever is drawn on the image — moving averages, RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, Ichimoku, volume and similar overlays or oscillators. It reads them as plotted; it does not recompute them or add indicators you did not include.
Does NovaTrader provide trading signals?+
No. It is an analysis assistant, not a signal service. It explains what it reads on the chart and states its confidence, and the direction can be WAIT. Every decision — whether to trade, at what size, and when to exit — stays with you.
Is AI chart analysis always accurate?+
No, and it is not presented as though it were. The output is probabilistic: confidence is given as a percentage, the reasoning is listed so you can disagree with it, and an invalidation level is included precisely because the read can be wrong.
What can I upload?+
PNG, JPG or WEBP chart screenshots up to 8 MB. The file type is validated server-side.
Is this financial advice?+
No. It is AI-generated, probabilistic analysis for information only — never a guaranteed outcome.
Are my analyses saved?+
Yes — when signed in, each analysis is stored to your history with the chart and result.
How does it fit with the rest of NovaTrader?+
The Chart Analyzer works before the trade. The TradingView Extension brings the same AI into your charting workflow, and the MetaTrader AI Journal reviews how the trades you actually took performed.
Want this on the chart you are already watching? Get the TradingView extension → · Or review your MetaTrader history →