Chart Screenshot Analyzer — Turn Any Chart Image into a Trade Plan
Upload screenshots from TradingView, MT4, MT5, cTrader, Binance, Bybit, or your mobile broker. Get institutional technical analysis, fair value gap recognition, and disciplined risk-reward targets with zero API exposure.
Works with Every Charting Ecosystem
Snap Analyzer operates purely on optical computer vision. If your software displays candlesticks, the neural network can read it.
TradingView
Web & Desktop
MetaTrader 4/5
Desktop & Mobile
cTrader
ECN & Prop Trading
Binance
Spot & Futures
Bybit
Derivatives
Robinhood & Webull
Mobile Equities
Best Practices for Maximum AI Precision
Our neural network performs optical character recognition (OCR) and geometric trendline projection. Follow these three simple rules for optimal setup detection:
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is screenshot-based analysis safer than connecting API keys?
Connecting API keys or OAuth permissions to third-party tools creates security vulnerabilities, including potential unauthorized trading or data leaks. Screenshot-based analysis processes only visual image pixels in memory, keeping your trading capital, brokerage credentials, and private wallets 100% isolated and safe.
What image formats and resolutions are supported?
Snap Analyzer supports PNG, JPG, JPEG, and WebP formats. For best accuracy, upload high-resolution screenshots where candlestick wicks, bodies, and the right-side price scale are clearly legible.
Can I upload screenshots from mobile charting apps?
Yes. Screenshots taken from MetaTrader 4/5 mobile, TradingView mobile, Binance, Bybit, or Robinhood work seamlessly. Just ensure the image isn't cropped so tightly that the price axis is cut off.
How does the AI handle dark vs light mode charts?
The computer vision models are trained across millions of dark, light, green/red, and monochrome candlestick charts. It dynamically normalizes contrast, identifying bull and bear candle bodies regardless of color scheme.
Scan Any Chart Image in Under 10 Seconds
Upload your screenshot now. Discover where institutional order blocks, FVGs, and disciplined invalidation stops are situated.
