Add Your Indicators to TradingView
Paste your Quantzee Pine Script into TradingView's Pine Editor and have your first indicator on the chart in about two minutes — step by step, with the common errors.
Your purchase email contains a zip file with the Pine Script source for all six indicators. You add each one to TradingView by pasting its code into the Pine Editor and saving it. There is nothing to download into TradingView, no access to wait for, and no file to import.
You will need a TradingView account. A free account is enough — every Quantzee indicator runs on the free tier.
Budget about two minutes per indicator the first time, then under a minute each.
Watch: a short video walking through the exact steps below.
Step 1. Open the .pine file and copy the code
Unzip the attachment from your purchase email. Open the file you want — start with 01-AI-Adaptive-Quant-Toolkit.pine — in any text editor: Notepad, TextEdit, VS Code, anything that reads plain text.
Select all of it (Ctrl+A / Cmd+A) and copy (Ctrl+C / Cmd+C). Copy the whole file, including the first line that starts with //@version=. A partial copy is the single most common cause of an error in the next step.
Step 2. Open the Pine Editor
Open any chart on TradingView and sign in. At the bottom of the screen, click Pine Editor to open the editor panel.
If you do not see the tab, use the main menu: Products → Pine Editor.
Step 3. Clear the editor, then paste
The Pine Editor opens with a few lines of sample code in it. Select all of that and delete it, so the editor is completely empty, then paste the Quantzee code in.
Check that nothing of the old sample is left above or below what you pasted. Two scripts in one editor tab will not compile.
Step 4. Save the script
Click Save at the top right of the editor. TradingView asks for a name — use the indicator’s own name so you can find it again later.
Saving is the step that puts the indicator into your personal script library. Until you save, Add to chart stays greyed out.
Step 5. Add to chart
Click Add to chart. The indicator loads onto your current chart on its default settings, which are ready to trade as they are.
To change anything, click the gear icon next to the indicator’s name on the chart. What every input does is covered in that indicator’s own guide under Indicators.
Step 6. Repeat for the other five, then save your layout
Open a new tab in the Pine Editor for each remaining file and repeat steps 1–5.
When you are done, click the cloud icon in the top toolbar to save the chart layout, so your indicators load every time you open TradingView.
Where your indicators live afterwards
Once saved, each indicator stays in your TradingView account permanently under Indicators → My scripts. You do not need the .pine files again to use it on a new chart — just pick it from My scripts.
Keep the files safe anyway. They are your copy of the source code, and under your license they are yours to keep.
If something goes wrong
- A red error in the editor — almost always an incomplete paste, or sample code left behind. Clear the editor completely and paste the whole file again.
- “Add to chart” is greyed out — the script has not been saved yet. Do step 4 first.
- Nothing is drawing on the chart — check the indicator is not hidden. Click the eye icon next to its name.
More in Troubleshooting. The AI assistant in your account can also walk you through it live, and it can read your code with you.