AI chart analysis
AI chart analysis for stocks, crypto and forex.
AI chart analysis is a written technical read of a price chart, produced from an image: the trend on that timeframe, the support and resistance zones price reacted to, a bullish and a bearish scenario, and the level that invalidates the read. Bullynx writes it from a screenshot of any stock, ETF, crypto, forex or commodity chart, from $9.99 for one analysis.
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An example read
This is what comes back from your chart.
Every read comes back in the same four parts, in the same order: the trend, the key levels, both scenarios and the invalidation. Here is a sample read of a BTCUSD 4H chart, one part at a time.
What is AI chart analysis?
AI chart analysis is reading a chart with a vision model instead of by hand. You give it a screenshot, it identifies the structure in the image, the swing highs and lows, the zones price has reacted to, the indicators drawn on the chart, and returns that as a written read with numeric levels. It describes what is on the chart. It does not predict the next candle, and it is not financial advice.
Longer background reading: the complete guide to AI chart analysis, how to analyze a chart with AI step by step, and the best AI tools for chart screenshots.
What you get from a chart screenshot
Every upload returns the same four parts in the same order, so two charts stay comparable.
- The trend read
- Which direction the chart is actually in on the timeframe you uploaded, and whether the structure is clean or choppy. A direction without that qualifier is the part most screenshot reads get wrong.
- The key levels
- The support and resistance zones price has genuinely reacted to, quoted as numbers you can put on your own chart.
- Both scenarios
- A bullish case and a bearish case, each with the condition that sets it in motion. You get the argument against your position, not only the one for it.
- The invalidation
- The level at which the read stops being true: the line that turns an opinion into a plan you can size around.
The sample read, part by part
The film above plays a sample read of a BTCUSD 4H chart. The trend part says up and clean: price has printed three higher lows inside a rising channel. The key levels come back as four prices, 65,900, 64,600, 62,800, 61,400: the first is the range high that has rejected price before, the second the pivot a breakout would have to hold, the last two the supports the channel rests on.
The bullish scenario (62%) is a breakout through 65,900 that opens 67,400. The bearish one (38%) is a third rejection at 65,900 that turns the range into distribution toward 61,400. The percentages weigh the two cases against each other; they are not a forecast. The invalidation is a 4H close below 62,750, which would break the channel and the higher-low sequence, so a position sized on this read knows where it is wrong before it starts.
Sample output, not a live analysis. Educational only. Not financial advice. DYOR.
How to use AI chart analysis for trading
Four steps, and the first one decides how good the read is. The capture rules in detail, including from a phone, are on the chart screenshot analyzer page.
- 1. Capture the chart
- Take a screenshot of the chart window with the ticker, the timeframe and the price axis in frame. A full-window capture reads better than a phone photo of a monitor.
- 2. Upload the image
- Drop the PNG, JPEG or WebP file, up to 5MB, in the box at the top of this page. No platform to connect and nothing to install.
- 3. Read the four parts
- The trend, the key levels as prices, a bullish and a bearish scenario, and the invalidation level, in that order, usually in seconds.
- 4. Check it against your chart
- Put the levels on your own chart and see whether price really reacted there. A level you cannot find on the chart is a level to discard.
Every purchase gets the written read. Monthly and Lifetime add Lynx, the AI trading copilot you can ask why a level matters or what would change the scenario; One analysis is the read alone. The pipeline behind the four parts is described step by step in how Bullynx reads a chart.
What the AI reads, and what it cannot see
A screenshot is a fixed window on one moment. Knowing the edge of that window keeps the read useful.
Sample output. Not a live analysis.
The crop edgeInside the frame, a level is read as a number. A level that formed outside it, even a real one, is invisible to the read.
Educational analysis only. Not financial advice. DYOR.
It reads
- Candle and bar structure, including the swing highs and lows that define the range
- Support and resistance zones price has visibly respected inside the screenshot
- Indicators that are drawn in the image, such as moving averages, RSI, MACD, or volume
- The ticker, timeframe, and price scale when they are legible in the capture
It cannot see
- Price action outside the window you cropped, so a level just off-screen is invisible to it
- Live quotes, order flow, or the order book: a screenshot is a moment, not a feed
- Earnings results or filings: those live in the report, not on the chart
- Your position size, account balance, or risk tolerance unless you say so in chat
AI chart analysis by market and platform
The read works on an image, so the platform you charted on does not matter: TradingView, MetaTrader 4 or 5, thinkorswim, Webull, a broker app, or a screenshot a friend sent you. What changes is the context: a stock has sessions and earnings, gold and forex have London and New York, bitcoin never closes. These pages cover each market, each platform, and the two outputs people ask for most.
- AI stock chart analysis
US stocks and ETFs: pre-market and regular sessions in ET, earnings gaps, and tickers like SPY and NVDA.
- AI options chart analysis
Read the underlying before you pick a strike: the levels and the invalidation an options trade depends on.
- AI crypto chart analysis
BTC, ETH and SOL from Binance, Coinbase or TradingView: a market that never closes, and no exchange connection.
- AI forex chart analysis
EURUSD, GBPJPY or any pair: London, New York and Tokyo sessions, and the invalidation turned into a stop in pips.
- AI gold chart analysis
XAUUSD and gold futures: a read, not a signal, and why gold needs a wider invalidation.
- AI futures chart analysis
NQ, ES, CL and their micros: tick values, Globex hours, and the roll inside a continuous NQ1! chart.
- AI day trading chart analysis
A 1, 5 or 15-minute chart read with the same setup in three sizes: scalp, intraday and swing.
- Analyze TradingView screenshots with AI
The TradingView snapshot, on any TradingView plan, without the paid AI Copilot add-on.
- thinkorswim charts
Capturing one thinkorswim chart on desktop, web or mobile so the axis stays legible.
- MT4 and MT5 charts
MetaTrader charts from any broker, exported as a picture, with the levels as prices on your axis.
- Chart screenshot analyzer
Upload a chart screenshot now, from a desktop or a phone, and get the read.
- AI trade plan generator
What a generated plan contains, and why a plan without an invalidation level is not a plan.
- AI support and resistance
How a vision model infers levels from an image, and how to sanity-check one before trusting it.
If you are still deciding whether a machine can read a chart at all, start with can AI read a chart screenshot, why AI misreads price levels on charts, and which AI chart tools give real invalidation levels. The protocol we use to test a chart reader is published in full: our AI chart reader evaluation methodology.
Bullynx, a general AI chat, and a generic screenshot analyzer
| Axis | Bullynx | General AI chat | Generic screenshot tool |
|---|---|---|---|
| Output structure | Same four-part shape every read: trend, levels, scenarios, invalidation | Free-form prose that changes shape from one prompt to the next | Usually a verdict and a couple of levels, format varies by tool |
| Numeric levels | Explicit price levels including the invalidation point | Often descriptive rather than numeric unless you prompt hard for it | Typically numeric, depth depends on the tool |
| Repeatability | Deterministic settings, so the same chart returns the same read | Re-running the same image commonly returns a different answer | Varies by tool |
| Trading context | Carries your stated profile and strategy across the conversation | No trading framework beyond what you paste into the prompt | Chart-only, no memory of how you trade |
| Risk framing | Both sides plus an invalidation level, with an educational disclaimer | Frequently one-sided and confident in tone | Often signal-shaped, with little downside case |
Bullynx ranks itself here. The two comparison columns describe categories of tool rather than any named product, so nothing is attributed to a competitor we have not verified. See the named comparison in the best AI trading tools in 2026.
Frequently asked questions
- Is AI chart analysis free on Bullynx?
- No. Every analysis is paid. One analysis is $9.99, a one-time payment for the full read of one chart, without Lynx chat. Monthly is $39 a month for 50 chart analyses a month and Lynx chat, cancel anytime. Lifetime is $149 once for the same limits for life, 50 chart analyses every month and Lynx chat, with no subscription. You can upload a chart before you sign up; the analysis runs once you pay. There is no free plan, no free analysis and no free trial.
- What is an AI chart analyzer?
- An AI chart analyzer is a tool that takes a chart image and returns a technical read of it in words and numbers: the trend, the support and resistance zones price reacted to, the indicators drawn on the chart, and the scenarios that follow. It replaces the manual work of marking a chart, not the decision about what to do next.
- How accurate is AI chart analysis?
- It is accurate at describing what is in the image: the trend, the levels price reacted to, the indicators drawn on it. It is not a forecast. No chart read, human or machine, predicts the next candle, which is why every read gives both scenarios and an invalidation level instead of one call.
- Which markets and timeframes does it work with?
- Any market you can screenshot: stocks, ETFs, crypto, forex, futures, and commodities, on timeframes from one minute to monthly. Higher timeframes usually read cleaner because the structure is less noisy.
- Does it work with TradingView, Webull, or MetaTrader screenshots?
- Yes. It reads the image, not the platform, so captures from TradingView, Webull, MetaTrader, thinkorswim, or a broker mobile app all work the same. Keep the axis labels and the ticker in the crop so levels come back as real prices.
- Is this financial advice?
- No. Bullynx is an educational analysis tool, not a broker, an adviser, or a signal service. It describes structure, levels, and scenarios so you can make your own decision. Trading involves a significant risk of loss.
- Does it handle stocks, crypto, and forex differently?
- The technical read is the same discipline across all three. The context differs: crypto trades around the clock, forex sessions shape intraday ranges, and stocks carry earnings and market-hours gaps. Name your market and the read accounts for it.
- What image formats can I upload?
- Standard screenshot formats: PNG, JPG, and WebP. A clean full-window capture beats a phone photo of a monitor, and light compression keeps the wicks readable.
- Can AI replace a trader?
- No. It compresses the mechanical part of chart review, reading structure and marking levels, from minutes into seconds. Position sizing, entry timing, and knowing when to sit out stay with you.
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