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# Main indicators in Chart window
there may be cases when you may want to expand that list even further. That’s why we’ve implemented an API that allows you to create your own indicators. To add a custom indicator go to the main settings toolbar, click on the icon. 
Another way to add indicators is to click in the chart area and select the Indicator manager line.
In the window that opens, you can add the required indicators in the chart area from the list in the left corner by clicking "+".
In this window it is also possible to move indicators in the list and remove them. 
If you left click once on the indicator name in the Indicators on the left, its editing parameters will open in the window on the right.
The indicator editing window can be turned on by left-clicking on the name of any indicator; the name of the indicator is displayed in the top line in the chart area.
To remove all indicators from the chart area, right-click in the chart area and select the Delete all indicators line.. In the confirmation window, click Yes.
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