Forex Strength Heatmap Widget
One look tells the full story — green for strength, red for weakness. Every major currency is mapped against the others so traders can instantly spot which one is dominating. Switch between 1-hour, 4-hour, and daily views for both intraday momentum and longer trends.
Sign up for free, add your website domain, and paste the embed code above into your HTML. Your widget will activate automatically.
Create custom preset tabs. Each group loads data from the exchange selected when the group was created. Drag to reorder tabs and currencies. The active (selected) tab will be the default preset.
Save user selections (preset, time period) in browser localStorage so they persist across page reloads.
Turn off all price change animations. Useful for static displays or performance-sensitive pages.
When enabled, the entire price flashes on change. When disabled, only the changed digits are highlighted.
Flash the background color (green/red) when price changes, in addition to text color animation.
How long the color highlight stays visible after a price change. Value in milliseconds (e.g., 1500 = 1.5 seconds).
Where the link opens when clicked.
Enter a URL and click the buttons below to insert placeholders.
Make items clickable. When enabled, each item links to its detail page or a custom URL.
Remove the widget background color so it blends with your page.
Reading the Currency Heatmap
The heatmap displays eight major currencies — EUR, USD, GBP, JPY, AUD, CAD, CHF, and NZD — in a color-coded grid. Each cell represents the performance of one currency against another. Deep green means strong outperformance, deep red means weakness, and neutral shades indicate minimal movement. You can read an entire session's currency story in a single glance instead of checking 28 individual pairs.
Key Features
- 8 major currencies — all G8 FX currencies mapped against each other.
- Multiple timeframes — 1-hour, 4-hour, and daily strength readings.
- Color intensity — darker shades signal stronger moves, lighter shades signal mild ones.
- Responsive grid — adjusts for mobile, tablet, and desktop layouts.
- Real-time updates — data refreshes automatically during market hours.
Embedding the Heatmap
Pick a default timeframe — 1-hour for scalpers and intraday traders, daily for swing traders and longer-term readers. Choose light or dark mode. The preview redraws as you change settings, so there's no guesswork. Copy the final code, paste it into your page, and the heatmap starts pulling data on first load. No API registration, no database, no server-side proxy to maintain.
Runs on Ghost (code injection), Divi (Code Module), Elementor (HTML widget), WordPress Classic Editor, Squarespace, Webflow, Wix, and any custom-built frontend.
Who Benefits from This Widget
Forex signal providers embed heatmaps so subscribers can see currency strength before acting on a call. Broker platforms add them to client dashboards as a quick market overview tool. Trading education sites use the heatmap to teach students how to identify strong-vs-weak currency pairs for higher-probability setups. Anyone in the forex space whose audience needs a fast visual summary of currency performance will find this useful.