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Talk to Your TradingView Chart: Voice Input for the AI Copilot (2026)

You can now speak to your chart instead of typing. Say 'analyze NIFTY and draw the levels' out loud and the AI copilot does it — here's how voice input works inside TradingView.

Quick answer

You can control TradingView by voice using an AI copilot with a microphone button: tap it, speak your request in plain English — 'analyze this chart', 'add a 200 EMA', 'alert me when it crosses 24,000' — and the copilot transcribes it and acts on your live chart. The transcript lands in the input so you can edit it before sending, because voice can mis-hear tickers and numbers.

Speaking is faster than typing a setup

A trading request is often a mouthful — 'analyze NIFTY across the 15-minute, 4-hour and daily, mark the key levels, and tell me the bias.' Typing that mid-session is friction. Saying it is one breath.

Voice input adds a microphone to the copilot's composer. You tap it, talk, and the words appear as text you can review — then send. It's dictation for your chart, not a separate voice assistant.

What you can say out loud

'Analyze this chart and give me a plan' — a full multi-timeframe read
'Add RSI and a 200 EMA' — indicators, hands-free
'Draw support and resistance on the 4-hour' — analysis plus drawing
'Alert me when NIFTY crosses 24,000' — set an alert by voice
'Build me a Supertrend strategy' — switch to the build side and describe it

Tip

The copilot never auto-sends what it heard. Speech can mis-hear 'EMA' as 'email' or a ticker as a word, so the transcript drops into the input for a quick glance and edit before you hit send.

Why voice needs to live inside the chart

Dictating to a general assistant and pasting the result back is the same copy-paste tax that makes chatbots slow. Because this copilot lives inside TradingView, the words you speak turn directly into actions on your real chart — the analysis, the drawing, the alert — with nothing to move between windows.

Frequently asked questions

Can I control TradingView with my voice?+

Yes. An AI copilot inside TradingView can take voice input — you tap the microphone, speak your request, and it transcribes and acts on your chart. The transcript appears in the input so you can edit it before sending.

Does voice input send my request automatically?+

No. The transcribed text lands in the input box for you to review and edit first, because speech recognition can mis-hear tickers, numbers and trading terms. You send it when it's right.

Do I need a special microphone or setup?+

No. It uses your device's normal microphone. The first time, your browser asks for microphone permission once; after that, voice input just works.

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