Advanced Chart Widget — Full Price Chart
When one symbol is the main event, give it a full chart. The advanced chart is the largest of the Vunelix chart widgets: a big, interactive price chart with multiple timeframes and candlestick or line views, drawn as crisp SVG that scales with its container. It shares the same live feed as Vunelix's own symbol pages and drops into any site with no signup and no API key. For a compact version, see the mini chart; for a chart with the price header on top, the symbol overview.
Sign up for free, add your website domain, and paste the embed code above into your HTML. Your widget will activate automatically.
The symbol the chart opens on. Viewers can change it from the chart's own search.
The timeframe the chart opens on.
The chart style it opens with. Viewers can change it from the toolbar.
Timezone for the time axis. Leave on Auto to follow each viewer's own timezone.
The top bar holding search, timeframes, chart types and indicators.
Let viewers switch to any other symbol.
Let viewers switch between 1m, 1H, 1D and the rest.
Let viewers switch between candles, line, area and the rest.
Let viewers add technical indicators such as RSI, MACD and moving averages.
A panel with the asset's profile and key figures.
The gear menu where viewers change the chart's own appearance.
The bar below the chart for jumping to 1D, 1M, 1Y and so on.
The left bar with trend lines, Fibonacci levels, shapes and text.
Step back and forward through drawing changes.
Let viewers save and reuse their own chart setups.
Split the widget into several charts side by side.
Step through history one bar at a time.
Let viewers save the chart as an image.
The menu that opens on right-click inside the chart.
Make the chart fill the whole screen, like a dedicated chart page. Leave off to keep it inline with the rest of your page.
The background grid behind the price bars.
The lines that follow the pointer across the chart.
The price and time readouts on the axes as the pointer moves.
A line marking the most recent price.
Mark the highest and lowest price in view.
Live ask and bid levels — the lines on the chart and their labels on the price axis.
Name and values for each indicator on the chart.
Auto matches your site's dark/light mode — when visitors switch your site theme, the widget follows automatically. Choose Light or Dark to keep it fixed.
A Full Chart, Not an Iframe
The advanced chart is a native web component drawn in SVG — no embedded iframe, no third-party branding, no fixed pixel box. It stays sharp at any size, scales to the width you give it, and picks up your site's light or dark theme on its own. That means it sits inside your layout instead of on top of it.
Timeframes and Views
Switch the range from an intraday move out to multi-year history, and flip between a clean line and full candlesticks with one click. Line suits a general reader skimming an article; candlesticks show each session's open, high, low and close for anyone reading price action. The data is loaded once, so changing view or range redraws instantly.
Any Market
Crypto, stocks, indices, forex and commodities all render the same way — the chart pulls the symbol's name and logo automatically. Point it at whatever your page is about.
Key Features
- Full interactive chart — the largest of the chart widgets, built for a feature spot.
- Multiple timeframes — intraday through multi-year.
- Line or candlestick — set the default, switch with one click.
- SVG rendering — sharp at any size, scales with its container.
- Any asset — crypto, stocks, indices, forex, commodities.
- Light and dark themes — follows the host page automatically.
- Free to embed — no signup, no API key, no monthly fees.
Which Chart Widget Do I Need?
The advanced chart is for when the chart is the point — a dedicated analysis block or a feature on a landing page. If you want the price and name headlined above the chart, use the symbol overview. If you just need a small trend in a sidebar or card, the mini chart is the right size. For a one-line quote with no chart at all, see the single ticker.
Who Uses This Widget?
Brokerages and trading platforms feature it on symbol landing pages. Research publishers embed it beside analysis of a specific asset. Crypto projects give their token a full chart on the homepage.