Load a strategy template
Load template fills the grid configuration form from a small JSON snippet instead of you typing every field. It's a convenience for setting up a grid — it never starts one, and it never carries money-related settings.
Where templates come from
- The public grid range study at grider.xyz/grid-range-study has Copy long setup / Copy short setup buttons that put a template on your clipboard.
- You can also share a template with someone (it's just JSON) or write one by hand.
Copying a public template does not connect your instance to the public website — you're only pasting text.
What a template contains
Only the shape of the grid:
- Market (symbol) and direction (long / short).
- Range — upper and lower limits.
- Spacing and level count.
- Level distribution — how size is spread across levels.
It deliberately never includes capital, leverage, stop-loss or take-profit. Those stay yours to set, with full attention, every time.
How to load one
- Open Load template from the navigation bar.
- Paste the JSON.
- The grid form fills in. Review and adjust every field — the range especially, since markets move between when a template was made and when you use it.
- Set the amount, leverage and exits yourself.
- Start the grid when you're happy with it. See Create a grid.
A template is a starting point, not a recommendation. Ranges based on past prices can break; you own the decision to trade, the size and the risk. See Risk and range breakouts.
Next: Create a grid.