Easy Tech TutsHow to Open New Chart in Tradingview Easily 2026
By Impran M N
Starting fresh with a new symbol, timeframe, or layout is a common need when moving between different setups throughout the trading day. This guide covers how to open a new chart in TradingView, change symbols on the fly, and manage multiple charts without losing track of your current work. It's aimed at day traders and swing traders juggling several charts at once.
01Open a new chart
Use TradingView's menu options to create a fresh chart separate from your current one.
02Change the symbol quickly
Type a new symbol directly into the search bar on an existing chart to switch instruments without opening a new tab.
03Open a chart in a new tab
If you want to keep your current chart intact, open the new chart in a separate browser tab or TradingView tab instead.
04Reset the layout if needed
Return a chart to its default layout if you want a clean starting point before applying new indicators or settings.
05Apply tips to manage multiple charts smoothly
Use tabs or saved layouts to keep track of different symbols and setups without constantly recreating your workspace.
Frequently asked questions
How do I switch symbols without losing my current chart setup?
Opening a new tab or new chart keeps your existing setup intact while letting you work with a different symbol separately.
Can I have multiple charts open at the same time?
Yes, TradingView supports multiple chart tabs, allowing you to track several symbols or setups simultaneously.
Does opening a new chart affect my saved layouts?
No, opening a new chart doesn't overwrite your existing saved layouts unless you specifically choose to save over them.
What's the fastest way to change symbols on an existing chart?
Typing directly into the chart's symbol search bar and selecting a new instrument is typically the quickest way to switch.
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