Name: GainzAlgo
Price: 49.95 USD
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Default drawing type
This chooses which tool your new style applies to.
Choose the drawing tool before adjusting its default look.
When to use it. Use it to prepare the next drawing before placing it.
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Line colour
This colours the edge or stroke of a drawing.
Choose a swatch or open the colour picker.
When to use it. Choose a colour that stands out against price.
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HEX colour
A HEX value is a six-digit colour code, such as #22c55e.
Enter the six-digit colour value you want to use. Choose Save color if you want to keep that colour as a swatch.
When to use it. Use it to match a saved colour or brand.
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Fill
This colours the inside of a shape.
Choose the fill colour for a supported shape.
When to use it. Use a fill to mark an area rather than just an edge.
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Thickness
This changes the width of a drawing’s line.
Move the thickness slider.
When to use it. Use a thicker line when recording a video.
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Opacity
This controls how see-through a drawing is.
Lower opacity for a softer drawing or increase it for a stronger mark.
When to use it. Use low opacity when a filled area covers candles.
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Line style
This changes a line to solid, dashed or dotted.
Choose the pattern you want.
When to use it. Use different patterns to tell levels apart.
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Arrowheads
This adds arrow tips to supported lines.
Choose none, one end or both ends.
When to use it. Use an arrow when direction matters.
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Border colour
This colours the border of supported annotations.
Choose a border colour that separates the label from the chart.
When to use it. Use it when a text box blends into the background.
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Text alignment
This aligns drawing text left, centre or right.
Choose the alignment for the selected annotation.
When to use it. Use it to arrange a longer label neatly.
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Text size
This changes how large annotation text appears.
Choose a larger or smaller text size.
When to use it. Use larger text when sharing an image.
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Bold
Bold makes drawing text heavier.
Tick Bold to give the text a heavier weight.
When to use it. Use emphasis sparingly for important words.
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Italic
Italic slants drawing text.
Tick Italic to show text in a slanted style.
When to use it. Use emphasis sparingly for important words.
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Annotation text
This is the wording shown by a text drawing.
Select the annotation and edit its text.
When to use it. Use a short label that you will understand later.
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Save a style preset
A preset remembers a named style for a tool.
Enter a name and choose Save style preset.
When to use it. Use a preset for colours and line styles you use often.
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Apply a preset
This uses a saved style on the current tool or drawing.
Choose a saved style and select Apply preset.
When to use it. Use it to make several drawings look consistent.
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Rename a preset
This changes the name of a saved style.
Choose the preset, enter a new name and select Rename preset.
When to use it. Use clear names so you can find the right style later.
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Delete a preset
This removes a saved style from the list.
Choose a preset you no longer need and select Delete preset.
When to use it. Use it to tidy a long preset list.
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Set a default preset
This chooses the starting style for that drawing tool.
Choose a saved preset and select Set as default.
When to use it. Use it when you want new drawings to start the same way.
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Objects list
Objects lists the drawings on the chart.
Open Objects and select the drawings you want to manage.
When to use it. Use it when a drawing is hidden or difficult to click.
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Manage selected objects
Bulk actions change all selected objects together.
Use lock, unlock, hide, show, delete, front or back for the selected drawings.
When to use it. Use front or back when drawings overlap.
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Duplicate, copy and paste
These actions make another copy of a selected drawing.
Select a drawing, then choose Duplicate or Copy followed by Paste copy.
When to use it. Use copies for repeating levels or annotations.