Mark up levels, trend lines and setups over TradingView, MetaTrader, thinkorswim or a live stream, without freezing your screen.
Download free for WindowsPlatform drawing tools lock your analysis to one broker, clutter your charts and slow you down. Epic Pen draws over any platform — and over streams, replays and screen shares — while the market keeps moving underneath.
Mark up the chart the way you'd mark up a printout — without touching your platform's toolset.
Draw straight lines, arrows and boxes for support, resistance and setups — clean enough to teach from.
Type notes right on the chart: entry, stop, target and the reasoning behind them.
Ink that fades by itself keeps fast-moving charts clean during live sessions.
Screenshot the annotated setup and drop it straight into your trading journal.
Flip to a whiteboard to sketch structure, risk and ideas, then flip back to the chart.
The pen, highlighter and eraser are free — over every platform, for any use.
No plugins and no platform lock-in. Your markup moves with you between brokers.
Epic Pen draws over your whole screen — if you can see the chart, you can draw on it.
How trading educators run a live session with Epic Pen.
Any platform works — or a student's shared screen, a replay or a live stream.
Draw levels, zones and arrows while you talk the room through the setup.
Type entry, stop and target right on the chart so nobody mishears a number.
Capture the annotated chart for your journal, your Discord or your course material.

Draw the trend line, the resistance and the target, and label the entries — right over the live platform.

Mark the shoulders, the head and the neckline as you explain the pattern, so students see it form.

Draw the levels, call the break and screenshot the result for your journal or your community.

Using Epic Pen is a game changer for me. It's like a teacher's aid that gives very clear visual cues to the students watching my classes. It allows me to quickly turn my mouse into a drawing tool with the press of a hotkey and begin annotating and highlighting areas on my screen. My lectures are more detailed and my students are more engaged.

We first discovered Epic Pen in 2020 and since then, we've continued to invest in additional licences due to the exceptional quality of the product. The ability to create advanced drawings on charts, combined with the whiteboard feature, makes it effortless to explain complex scenarios. Additionally, the ease of taking screenshots ensures information can be quickly and effectively shared with our clients.

I am a trader with a successful channel on YouTube and I have realised that Epic Pen is very useful and necessary for any trader, since it allows you to make drawings without freezing the screen.
Trading educators and full-time traders have used Epic Pen daily for years.
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| Pen, highlighter & eraser | ||
| Screenshot for journalling | ||
| Straight lines & arrows for levels | ||
| Text labels on the chart | ||
| Whiteboard & blackboard | ||
| Fading ink for live calls |
Basic is free — including commercial use on your desk.
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Yes. Epic Pen draws over your whole screen, so it works with TradingView, MetaTrader 4 and 5, thinkorswim, NinjaTrader, Sierra Chart and any other platform that runs on Windows — including charts in a browser or on a stream.
Yes. Epic Pen is a live overlay, not a screen capture. The market keeps ticking, your platform stays clickable, and your ink sits on top until you clear it.
No — your ink is drawn on the screen, not anchored to candles, so it stays put when the chart scrolls or zooms. That makes Epic Pen ideal for live explanation, teaching and screenshots. For permanent levels that follow the chart, keep using your platform's own tools alongside it.
Yes. In Zoom or Teams, share your entire screen rather than a single window. In OBS, use Display Capture. Either way, your ink is part of the screen, so viewers see every mark.