How To Remove Buy And Sell Arrows & Buttons in TradingView 2026 Easily

On a BTCUSD chart with trade history, small chevron-style arrows sit near recent price action, sometimes paired with quantity labels like "7 @ 118122" marking the price and size of each executed order. TradingView colors these by side: blue for executed buys, red for executed sells. They render directly on top of candles and moving averages, which is why they start to feel like clutter once several show up close together.

On a daily chart covering a longer trade history, a red sell arrow and a blue buy arrow can appear together with their price and quantity labels layered above the candles. The more trades you log, the more these accumulate; TradingView groups marks automatically once there are many on the same area, but on a shorter timeframe or a smaller chart window they can still overlap the price action you're trying to read.

With your chart open, click the gear icon on the chart's toolbar (or the "..." menu near the symbol name) to bring up the settings window. This is the same panel that controls indicators, gridlines and other visual elements, useful to know for other cleanup tasks too.

Inside settings, open the Trading tab. It's split into two sections that matter here: Appearance, which controls how past trades render on the chart, and General, which controls the buttons used to place new orders. The arrows and the order buttons are separate settings in separate sections, which is why turning one off doesn't touch the other.

In the Trading tab's Appearance section, uncheck Executions and Execution labels. Executions controls the blue and red arrows themselves; Execution labels controls the price and quantity text near the price scale.

Both are checked by default, which is why they show up automatically once you have trade history on that symbol. Unchecking them only controls the visual markers, not your actual order data.

If it's the floating Buy and Sell buttons you want gone, not the trade-history arrows, that's a different toggle: still in the Trading tab, but under General, not Appearance. Unchecking it removes the one-click order buttons from the chart entirely.

A faster route to the same setting is right-clicking any item in the chart's legend and toggling it from there. On the TradingView mobile app, the equivalent control is called one-tap trading: turning it off hides the floating Buy/Sell panel and replaces it with a single Trade button that opens the full order ticket instead.

Click OK to save. Whichever combination you unchecked, the change applies to the chart immediately, leaving just your candles and any indicators you've added. Your trade history and any open orders are untouched; these settings only affect what renders on the chart.