Easy Tech TutsHow to Make Tradingview Full Screen 2026 Easily
By Impran M N
A cramped chart makes technical analysis harder than it needs to be, and TradingView offers several ways to maximize your chart space. This guide covers enabling full screen mode, using keyboard shortcuts, and hiding panels for a distraction-free layout.
01Enable full screen mode
Look for the full screen icon on your TradingView chart toolbar to expand the chart to fill your browser window.
02Use keyboard shortcuts
TradingView supports keyboard shortcuts for instantly toggling full screen mode without hunting through menus.
03Hide panels, toolbars, and sidebars
Turn off watchlists, the drawing toolbar, and other side panels individually to free up even more chart space.
04Set up a clean layout
Combine full screen mode with hidden panels to create a minimal, distraction-free view suited for focused analysis.
05Exit full screen when needed
Use the same toggle or shortcut to return to the normal view and restore your panels and toolbars.
Frequently asked questions
Does full screen mode work in the TradingView mobile app?
Full screen behaves differently on mobile, generally by rotating the device or tapping the chart to hide the surrounding app interface.
Is there a keyboard shortcut for full screen in TradingView?
Yes, TradingView supports a dedicated shortcut to toggle full screen instantly on desktop and browser.
Can I save a full screen layout as default?
TradingView doesn't force full screen as a startup default, but you can quickly re-enable it each session with the shortcut or toolbar icon.
Why does my chart look the same after entering full screen?
If panels like the watchlist or toolbar are still open, hide them individually since full screen mode alone doesn't remove all UI elements.
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