Drawing tools

Every tool, with a canvas to try it on

Each card below has a real chart with an example already drawn. Press Try it, then click or tap on the chart to place points. Select a drawing to drag its handles; press Delete to remove it. In the full app, every tool also has a keyboard shortcut.

Lines

  • Trend line

    Alt+T

    Two points joined by a straight segment — the basic unit of chart drawing. Use it to connect swing highs or lows and make a slope explicit.

  • Ray

    Alt+R

    Starts at the first point, passes through the second, and continues to the edge of the chart. Good for projecting an existing slope into the future area.

  • Extended line

    Alt+E

    A line through two points that runs off both edges. Useful when a slope matters before and after the points you picked.

  • Horizontal line

    Alt+H

    Marks one price across the whole chart, with its value shown on the price axis. The quickest way to note a level.

  • Vertical line

    Alt+V

    Marks one moment in time — a candle you want to refer back to, or the start of a period you are studying.

Shapes

  • Parallel channel

    Alt+C

    Place two points for the first line, then a third to set the width. The dotted middle line shows the average path.

  • Rectangle

    Alt+B

    Boxes a span of time and a band of price: ranges, consolidation zones, or just “this part”. Fill opacity is adjustable.

  • Ellipse

    Alt+O

    Circles an area without implying exact edges — handy for pointing at a cluster of candles.

  • Triangle

    Alt+G

    Three corners, for converging highs and lows or any three-point relationship.

Fibonacci

  • Fibonacci retracement

    Alt+F

    Drag from the start of a swing to its end. Lines appear at 0, 0.236, 0.382, 0.5, 0.618, 0.786 and 1 of the move, labelled with their prices.

  • Fibonacci extension

    Alt+X

    Three points: swing start, swing end and the pullback. Levels at 0.618, 1, 1.272, 1.618 and 2.618 of the first swing are projected from the pullback.

Measure & position

  • Long position

    Alt+L

    A visual risk/reward box for a rising scenario: entry, target and stop, with percentages and the reward-to-risk ratio. Purely a drawing — nothing is traded.

  • Short position

    Alt+S

    The same box for a falling scenario. Drag the handles to adjust entry, target, stop and width.

  • Price range

    Alt+P

    Measures the price difference and percentage change between two points.

  • Date range

    Alt+D

    Counts the candles and elapsed time between two points.

Notes

  • Text label

    Alt+W

    A short note pinned to a time and price. Double-click it (or use “Edit text”) to change the words.

  • Callout

    Alt+K

    A note with a pointer: the first point is what you are describing, the second is where the label sits.

  • Arrow

    Alt+A

    Points from one place to another — to show a sequence or draw the eye.

Freehand

  • Freehand brush

    Alt+U

    Press and drag to sketch. Strokes are smoothed and stored as time/price points, so they move with the chart.

  • Highlighter

    Alt+I

    A wide translucent stroke, like a marker pen on paper.

Utilities

Educational tool only. Velqorena is a charting and analysis studio, not an exchange or broker. Prices come from the Binance spot market and can differ slightly from other venues. Nothing on this site is investment, financial or trading advice, and no drawing, indicator or study predicts future prices. Read the full disclaimer.