How to zoom in and out of charts in Tradingview

To begin, when you're viewing a chart on TradingView, you have several options to adjust the zoom level, allowing you to examine market data with greater detail or to get a broader perspective.

To zoom in, which means to narrow down your view to a smaller time frame and see more detail, you can simply scroll up with your mouse wheel while the cursor is over the chart. This action brings you closer to the data, making it easier to analyze specific periods and movements.

If you're looking to zoom out to broaden your view and observe longer-term trends, scroll down with your mouse wheel. Zooming out provides a wider view of the market, helping you understand the overall direction and significant patterns over time.

For those preferring keyboard shortcuts, you can also zoom in and out by pressing CTRL plus arrow keys up and down, respectively. These shortcuts offer a quick and efficient way to adjust your chart's view without relying on your mouse.

Another method involves the use of the zoom buttons located on the chart interface. These buttons, often symbolized by magnifying glasses with plus and minus signs, provide a straightforward way

to control your chart's zoom level. Clicking the plus sign zooms in, while clicking the minus sign zooms out, allowing for easy and precise adjustments.

It's important to remember that zooming in and out not only changes how much data you see, but also adjusts the scale of the chart, making it a powerful tool for technical analysis.