Chart Layout Templates and Cloud Sync

If you often re-add the same indicators, redraw support zones, or change your chart colours every time - you’re wasting time.

TradingView gives you tools to save your full chart layout, sync it across devices, and access it instantly from anywhere. In this chapter, we’ll cover:

• How to create layout templates
• Saving and switching between them
• Cloud sync for auto-backup and mobile access

What is a Chart Layout?

A chart layout includes:

• The indicators and drawings on your chart
• The timeframes you use
• Your color schemes, gridlines, and appearance settings
• Your split-screen setups (if any)

When you save a layout, you’re saving your workspace exactly the way you like it.

How to Save a Layout in TradingView

Steps:

1. Open a chart and customize it—add indicators, change timeframes, add drawings
2. Click on the “Layout” icon at the top-right (next to the timeframes)
3. Select “Save Layout As…”
4. Give it a name like “Swing Setup”, “Intraday View”, or “Dark Mode Layout”
5. Click Save

Now you can switch to this layout anytime with just two clicks.

Switching Between Layouts

Let’s say you have:

• One layout for intraday (with 15-min candles + VWAP)
• One layout for swing trades (daily chart + RSI + MA)

You can switch between them instantly:

• Click the Layout dropdown at the top-right
• Select the layout you want

No need to reload indicators or reset anything.

Cloud Sync – Never Lose Your Work

TradingView automatically saves and syncs your layout to the cloud when:

• You’re logged into your account
• You click “Save” or autosave is enabled

This means:

• You can open your layouts from any browser
• You can access the same setup on mobile/tablet
• If your browser crashes, your layout is safe

Pro tip: Turn on autosave in Settings → Chart Settings → Autosave every X minutes

Practical Layout Template Ideas

To Sum Up

Chart layout templates and cloud sync help you:

• Save time
• Stay consistent
• Avoid rework
• Seamlessly access your charts anywhere

Think of it like setting up your desk once and having it follow you wherever you go.