Charts that load fast and stay out of the way.

The chart in Mizora Pro is built on TradingView's open-source Lightweight Charts library. It draws on canvas in the browser, which keeps scrolling and zooming responsive without a plugin or a download. On top of it sits Mizora's own canvas drawing layer for lines, levels, Fibonacci and the rest of the tools below.

To be clear about what this is: Mizora Pro uses the open-source charting library, not the TradingView website or its account system. Your charts, drawings and trades live inside Mizora Pro, next to the order ticket, the order flow workspace and your account.

Prices come from a live aggregate price feed streamed over WebSocket, and every fill is priced by the server from its own live quote, never from a price sent by your browser.

Mizora Pro has six chart timeframes: 1m, 5m, 15m, 1H, 4H and 1D. That covers the usual stack for intraday work: the daily and four-hour for context, the hour for structure, and the lower three for timing entries.

• Candles for the standard open, high, low and close view.
• Heikin-Ashi to smooth noise and make trend runs easier to see.
• Area for a clean line of closes when you only want the shape of the move.

A chart time-zone picker lets you read the session in your own time or in the market's. Your past trades are marked on the chart, so when you scroll back you can see exactly where you got in and out against the structure you were trading.

Rather than a library of hundreds of studies, Mizora Pro ships the tools most discretionary traders keep on screen:

A key-levels panel keeps three numbers in view without cluttering the chart: ATR 14 for the typical range, VWAP, and the point of control (POC) from the volume profile. The position-size calculator can size a trade by ATR as well, so stop distance and size can come from the same read of volatility.

Every drawing tool has a single-key shortcut, so you can mark up a chart without reaching for a toolbar:

• T trend line
• H horizontal level
• F Fibonacci
• R rectangle, for zones and ranges
• M measure, for distance and move size
• N text note

A magnet snaps anchors to the open, high, low or close of a candle, so levels land on real prices rather than a pixel near them. When a chart gets busy, clear drawings and start again. The full list of keys is on the keyboard shortcuts page.

Press G for a four-chart grid: your current market sits next to NQ, ES, spot gold, Bitcoin or EURUSD, so you can see the rest of the tape at a glance. Click any pane to make it the main chart. Shift+F takes the chart full screen when you want nothing else in view.

Preset workspaces named Scalp, Swing and Macro switch the screen for different styles of trading without rebuilding it by hand. Seven themes cover different eyes and different rooms: Dark, Light, Graphite, High contrast, Amber, Midnight and Neo Tokyo.

The chart covers all 13 tradable markets, from index futures to gold, forex and crypto. A set of US stocks can be charted and watched too, but they are watch-only.

The charting in Mizora Pro is built for trading, not for research across thousands of symbols. It suits traders who want a fast chart, a handful of dependable indicators and an order ticket one click away.

It does not run custom scripts or user-written indicators, and there are six timeframes rather than every interval. If you depend on scripted studies or unusual timeframes, a charting-first product will serve you better, and you can still use Mizora Pro to execute. Our MT5 and TradeLocker comparisons cover the differences in more detail.

Mizora Pro is free to use on a $50K practice account. Paid 30-day Pro packages include Mizora Flip accounts; see the plans.