<h3>Whether you're switching accounts or sharing setups with a friend, copying your TradingView layout—which includes your chart templates, indicators, and tools—from one account to another can save you a lot of time. TradingView doesn’t support direct layout transfers between accounts, but with a simple workaround, you can still do it effectively.</h3><h3>✅ What You Need:</h3><ul><li>Two TradingView accounts (the sender and the receiver)</li><li>A PC or laptop (easier than doing this on mobile) or mobile if you don't have PC</li><li>Internet access</li></ul><h3>🔄 Step-by-Step Guide</h3><h3>Step 1: Log into the Sender Account</h3>This is the account that already has the layout you want to copy.<ol><li>Go to <a href="https://www.tradingview.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">tradingview.com</a> and log in check <a href="https://blogs.gosplitly.com/blogs/how-to-sign-in-with-username-and-password-on-tradingview-desktop-web-and-mobile" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://blogs.gosplitly.com/blogs/how-to-sign-in-with-username-and-password-on-tradingview-desktop-web-and-mobile</a> if you dont know how to log in on tradingview</li><li>Open the layout you want to copy by clicking “Chart” at the top.</li><li>Wait for the layout to fully load.</li></ol><img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dus7g9ovo/image/upload/v1750212651/blog_posts/n2y5pfwl54qgp3fzkjsg.png">4.At the top-right corner of the chart, click on the layout name5.From the dropdown, select "Manage Layouts."6.In the list of saved layouts, find the one you want to copy and turn on the "Sharing" toggle next to it.<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dus7g9ovo/image/upload/v1750213039/blog_posts/xoc0tk72wptzlvexohvk.png">7.Once sharing is enabled, a shareable link will appear. Click “Copy Link.”and keep the link in your note pad.<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dus7g9ovo/image/upload/v1750213306/blog_posts/lvay4de0r4nxsihq9avl.png">8.Log into the second account (use a different browser or incognito tab for ease).9.Paste the copied link in your browser. The layout will open as a view-only chart.10.To copy it: click on “Copy” at the top.<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dus7g9ovo/image/upload/v1750213562/blog_posts/j35qkmoqpmtzkbzq9lhq.png">11.A pop up will comes up with the name of your previous layout ,then click save,this saves it as new layout in the second account.<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dus7g9ovo/image/upload/v1750213925/blog_posts/kij8bs9np2nsunqoipto.png">This method is clean, fast, and doesn’t require manual recreation of your charts. Perfect for switching accounts or sharing with a friend!

📊 How to Copy a Layout from One TradingView Account to Another

<h3>Whether you're using TradingView on your desktop, web browser, or mobile app, signing in with your username and password is a straightforward process. This guide will walk you through each platform step-by-step.</h3> <h2>🖥️ 1. Signing In on TradingView Desktop App</h2>Step 1: Open the TradingView desktop app on your PC or Mac and click on the red mic icon in the upper right corner.<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dus7g9ovo/image/upload/v1749912128/blog_posts/r7qyybyt5tvmphezlnna.png" />Step 2: Click the “Sign In” button in the upper-right corner.<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dus7g9ovo/image/upload/v1749916324/blog_posts/szlfucdh1tjc1vjwqqcg.png" />Step 3: click“sign in with browser”.<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dus7g9ovo/image/upload/v1749916456/blog_posts/wxrv7mawfaqcmgtfvih7.png" />Step 4: Enter your username or registered email and tap Next.<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dus7g9ovo/image/upload/v1749916964/blog_posts/n8smtfoazurq6nurfy7u.png" />Step 5: Enter your password, then click Sign In,it will ask you to grant the application access to the account you just log in..<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dus7g9ovo/image/upload/v1749917073/blog_posts/hjw5veojdbjpgzeatl34.png" />Step 6: tap on always allow and click open tradingview, <img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dus7g9ovo/image/upload/v1749917163/blog_posts/whl31f2cz4sui62k5tim.png" />✅ You’ll be taken straight to your chart/dashboard.<h3><img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dus7g9ovo/image/upload/v1749917190/blog_posts/h1rzpwomhqoqcf4irf5z.png" /></h3> <h2>🌐 2. Signing In on TradingView Web (Browser)</h2>Step 1: Visit <a href="https://www.tradingview.com" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">www.tradingview.com</a> in your browser.Step 2: Click “Sign In” at the top right of the homepage.Step 3: Choose “Continue with Email” (ignore social logins like Google or Apple).Step 4: Type in your username or email, then press Next.Step 5: Input your password and click Sign In. <h2>📱 3. Signing In on the TradingView Mobile App (Android/iOS)</h2>Step 1: Launch the TradingView app on your smartphone or tablet.Step 2: Tap “Sign In” on the welcome screen.Step 3: Choose “Continue with Email”.Step 4: Enter your username or email → tap Next.Step 5: Type in your password → tap Sign In.<h4>📲 You’ll now have access to charts, watchlists, and alerts on the go.</h4><h4> </h4>Need help accessing a TradingView account or setting up a subscription in Nigeria and Beyond?💬 Reach out to Splitly — we’ve got you covered.

🔐 How to Sign In with Username and Password on TradingView (Desktop, Web & Mobile)

<h3>TradingView allows you to save your entire workspace configuration, including the symbols, indicators, drawings, and chart layouts for each tab.</h3><h4>Step 1:Locate the "Manage Layouts" button: On the top toolbar, next to the "Select Layout" button, you'll see a cloud icon with a down arrow, or a similar icon that signifies "Manage layouts" or "Load layout."</h4><img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dus7g9ovo/image/upload/v1749788636/blog_posts/c06ztikel3qxhpnrgmff.png"><h4>Step 2:Click the "Manage Layouts" button: A dropdown menu will appear showing your recently used layouts and an option to "Open layout."</h4><h3><img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dus7g9ovo/image/upload/v1749788739/blog_posts/i5lrncfvcwyscwxrxmdr.png"></h3><h4>Step 3:To load a recently used layout: Simply click on the name of the layout in the "Recently used" list.</h4><h4>Step 4:To open a saved layout not in "Recently used": Click "Open layout". A new window will appear listing all your saved layouts. Click on the one you want to load.</h4><h3><img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dus7g9ovo/image/upload/v1749789000/blog_posts/swq1xmlvtj4qgghgjeqw.png"></h3><img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dus7g9ovo/image/upload/v1749789332/blog_posts/j0qjnmxuwmpvq6zno0gr.png"><h3>Key Tips for Layout Management on TradingView:</h3><ol><li>Autosave: TradingView often has an "Autosave" feature (look for a toggle near the layout name). When enabled, your changes are automatically saved, which is very convenient.</li><li>Tabs: TradingView Desktop supports multiple tabs. You can have different layouts open in different tabs, allowing for quick switching between entirely different trading setups.</li><li>Default Layout: You can save a specific layout as your default, so it automatically loads every time you open TradingView.</li></ol> <h4>By effectively using these layout features, you can create a highly organized and efficient trading workspace on TradingView Desktop.</h4>