Free mini chart widget for your website

The mini chart widget draws a small price chart for one instrument, as a line or candles, on a timeframe from 5 minutes to 1 day. It works as a price widget in a sidebar, under an article or on an instrument page, where a single number would hide the trend. Pick the symbol, timeframe and chart type below and copy the code.

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Embed code

Paste it into your HTML where the widget should appear.

 

How to add the chart to a sidebar

Plain HTML

Paste the snippet into the sidebar container or under the article text. With container size on, the chart takes the column width and a height of 300 pixels plus the caption; turn it off to pin an exact width and height for a narrow slot.

WordPress

Go to Appearance, Widgets (or the Site Editor in a block theme), add a Custom HTML block to the sidebar area and paste the code. For a chart under one post only, add the block at the end of that post instead.

Tilda and Webflow

In Tilda, add a T123 HTML block next to a text block, or an HTML element inside a Zero Block when you need exact placement. In Webflow, drop an Embed element into the sidebar column of your template.

About the mini chart widget

The mini chart widget draws the recent price history of one instrument in a compact block: a clean line for context, or candles when the shape of the session matters. Six timeframes are available, from five minutes to one day, and the chart redraws as new prices arrive.

Choose the instrument from the full catalog, set the timeframe and the chart type, then match the theme, background and accent to your page. Leave the size on the container default and the chart fills the space it is given; pin a width and height when the layout needs an exact box.

Use it wherever a number alone is not enough but a full trading terminal would be too much: an article about a stock, a market summary block, a landing page for one instrument. Stocks, indices, commodities and bonds on the free tier carry a 15-minute delay; crypto, forex and metals are live.

Where it fits

  • Articles and reviews that need the recent price shape, not just the level.
  • Instrument pages on a broker or comparison site.
  • Market summary blocks combining a chart with your own copy.
  • Landing pages built around a single asset.

Mini chart widget: questions

Which timeframes does the free mini chart support?

The free mini chart supports six timeframes: 5m, 15m, 30m, 1H, 4H and 1D, drawn as a line or as candles. Candles are built in UTC from a 1-minute base, and the chart redraws as new prices arrive, about every 15 seconds.

Is a stock chart delayed on Free?

Yes, a stock, index, commodity or bond chart on Free runs 15 minutes behind the market and carries a "Delayed 15 min" label. Charts for crypto, forex and metals are real time. Pro removes the delay.

Does an iframe chart affect page speed or SEO?

The chart iframe is not counted as content of your page, so it neither helps nor hurts how the page ranks on its text. It loads its own script and data inside the frame; on Pro the chart is native and shares one connection with the other widgets on the page.

Can the mini chart run without the attribution line?

Running the mini chart without the by FinaQuotes line requires Pro. On Free the line stays under the chart; on Pro the chart is white-label and follows your design system.

Need it native, in your brand?

The free widget is the shared build. On a paid plan the same data arrives without the 15-minute delay and without our attribution line, rendered natively in your own components and palette. We fit it to your design and install it for you.

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