Free ICT & Wyckoff indicators

TradingView Indicator Library

Explore our complete collection of TradingView indicators. From Fibonacci-based tools to ICT concepts and Wyckoff methods — find the perfect indicator for your trading strategy.

Release notes29 indicators updated on Sep 25, 2026

Total Indicators: 35
Free Tools: 29
Exclusive Tools: 6

Series

FibAlgo

FibAlgo's own tools use adaptive Fibonacci, pivot and volatility logic instead of fixed settings. Perfect Entry Zone and Perfect Retracement Zone find the retracement zones price has reacted to most often. Smart Trading and the R:R Trading System classify breakouts and frame entries, take-profit zones and risk-to-reward. Oscillator Matrix sets overbought and oversold zones from real pivot distributions, and Screener (PEZ) watches up to 10 symbols at once. These tools are exclusive to the Ultimate and Lifetime plans. Adaptive Deviation Channels is free for everyone: it draws support and resistance zones from pivot deviations around a moving average.

ICT Concepts

The ICT Concepts series turns Inner Circle Trader ideas into TradingView indicators that mark the chart for you. Market Structure labels BOS, CHoCH and MSS. The order block, fair value gap, volume imbalance and opening gap tools draw each zone, with CE midlines where the concept uses them. Liquidity tools map buy-side and sell-side liquidity, equal highs and lows, and sweeps. Time-based tools cover the killzones, Silver Bullet windows, macro times, the Midnight Open and the Power of 3 cycle, while model tools detect Market Maker and Unicorn setups. Every indicator in this series is free.

Wyckoff Methods

The Wyckoff Methods series reads the market the way Richard Wyckoff did: through supply and demand, as seen in price and volume. It detects accumulation and distribution schematics with phases A to E, springs and upthrusts, selling and buying climaxes, and signs of strength and weakness with their LPS and LPSY confirmations. Other tools follow the four-phase price cycle, re-accumulation and re-distribution within trends, eight Volume Spread Analysis bar types and comparative strength against a benchmark. The whole series is free, and its volume-based tools work best on symbols with reliable volume data.