Built-in Indicators

A built-in indicator creates an instance with stable identity, typed inputs, styles, pane placement, legend values, and settings.

Add catalog indicators without writing TypeScript. Select an indicator by its stable catalog id, then set the inputs and styles your chart needs.

Find an indicator by goal

You do not need to know an indicator's exact name. Start from what you want to see on the chart — each link opens the built-in reference already filtered to the matching category:

Goal	Categories to browse	Well-known entries
Smooth price and read trend direction	Moving averages, Trend	EMA, SUPERTREND, ADX
Spot overbought / oversold momentum	Momentum, Classic oscillators	RSI, MACD, KDJ
Measure volatility or trade a channel	Volatility, Bands & channels	ATR, BOLL, KC
Follow volume and money flow	Volume, Volume profile	VWAP, OBV, TS_VOLUME_PROFILE
Mark key levels, sessions, and breakouts	Levels and breakouts, Session and levels, Pivots	TS_MARKET_STRUCTURE_ZONES, PIVOTS
Detect candlestick / price-action patterns	Price action patterns	—
Everything else	Classic overlays, Statistics, Ichimoku, Derivatives data, Breadth, Price	SMA, SAR, ICHIMOKU

In the reference you can also filter by pane placement (main-pane overlay versus separate pane), search by name, id, or category, and deep-link any card with its stable #indicator-id anchor.

Add and manage an indicator

chart.addBuiltInIndicator('EMA', { inputs: { length: 20 } });
chart.addBuiltInIndicator('TS_MARKET_STRUCTURE_ZONES');
chart.removeIndicator('indicator-id');

Every id in the reference can be passed directly to addBuiltInIndicator(...). The returned instance id is the value to use with updateIndicator, duplicateIndicator, and removeIndicator.

Next steps

• Built-in Indicator Reference — searchable catalog with per-indicator inputs.* and styles.* paths
• Settings — defaults, runtime overrides, and persistence for built-in instances