Turn Any Chart Screenshot Into a Clear Trading Read
Get a fast, plain-English technical read from any stock, crypto, or forex chart screenshot.
Prompt Overview
Tips For You
Use this as a first-pass chart note only. The highest-value output is often the uncertainty section because it shows what still needs verification before a trade idea becomes usable.
From Operations TeamNexusAi TechnologyProblem It Solves
Traders often waste time describing what is visible on the chart before they can make a decision. This prompt converts a screenshot into a structured first-pass technical read without pretending to predict the market.
Fast Screenshot Interpretation
Turns a raw chart image into a structured first-pass technical read.
Visible Evidence Only
Forces the AI to separate chart evidence from assumptions and guesses.
Key Level Extraction
Highlights support, resistance, and zones that need trader verification.
Beginner-Friendly Output
Creates notes that are easy to save, compare, and revisit.
AI Prompt Instructions
Act as a careful technical analysis assistant using AI vision. Your task is to inspect the uploaded chart screenshot and produce a clear, beginner-friendly trading read that separates visible evidence from assumptions. This is not financial advice and must not tell me to buy, sell, short, or hold.
First, identify what can be seen from the image: asset or ticker if visible, timeframe if visible, chart type, trend direction, visible support and resistance zones, moving averages or indicators, volume clues, gaps, candles, range boundaries, breakout attempts, breakdown attempts, and any obvious pattern. If something is not visible or too blurry, say so instead of guessing.
Second, summarize the chart in five practical sections: Current Structure, Key Levels, Momentum Clues, Possible Setup, and What Needs Confirmation. Use short bullet points that a trader could transfer into a chart note.
Third, list the top three things a trader should verify in TradingView or the broker platform before relying on the analysis: exact price levels, recent news or earnings, volume and liquidity, broader market context, higher timeframe trend, or indicator settings.
Fourth, provide a neutral conclusion with three labels: bullish evidence, bearish evidence, and uncertain evidence. Do not overstate confidence. If the chart is mixed, say it is mixed.
Output format: Chart Snapshot, Visible Technical Evidence, Key Levels Table, Setup Possibilities, Confirmation Checklist, Risk Reminder.
Quality controls: Keep the analysis practical, neutral, and screenshot-grounded. Do not invent exact prices, indicator settings, earnings dates, news, options data, or volume numbers that are not visible. If the image is blurry, cropped, or missing the right axis, say what cannot be confirmed. Use cautious language such as appears, suggests, visible on the screenshot, and requires confirmation. End by reminding me that the output is a chart-analysis aid, not a trading signal, and that every level must be checked against live market data before use.
Expected Outcome
A concise technical chart read with trend direction, visible support and resistance zones, possible setup type, confirmation checklist, and clear uncertainty notes.
Implementation Journey
Upload the chart and paste the prompt
Open ChatGPT Vision, Claude, or Gemini, upload the chart screenshot first, then paste the promptText with the ticker, timeframe, asset type, and your trading style. Expect a structured chart-read, not a trade instruction.
3-5 minutesCross-check with market data
Take the output into TradingView, your broker chart, StockIntent, Tykr, or another research tool to verify price levels, volume context, indicators, and recent news before using the analysis.
5-10 minutesConvert the output into a trading note
Paste the AI output into Notion, a spreadsheet, or your trade journal. Record the setup, invalidation level, risks, and follow-up checks so the result becomes a repeatable review workflow.
5 minutes