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SMC & ICT Trading Plan Generator

Answer a few questions about how you trade, and get a personalized SMC/ICT trading plan — your sessions, entry models, risk rules, and daily checklist — ready to download as a PDF.

Please fill in your account size, risk per trade, and select at least one session and one entry model.
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Your SMC & ICT Trading Plan

Writo-Finance · Generated Trading Plan
Intermediate

1Overview

Market
Account Type
Account Size
Risk / Trade

2Risk Management Rules

Risk : Reward Target
Breakeven Win Rate
Max Trades / Day
Daily Loss Limit

    3Sessions I Trade

      4My Entry Models

      5Daily Workflow Checklist

      6My Trading Commitments

        WRITTEN PLANS BEAT MENTAL ONES

        Why generate a written trading plan?

        A trading plan that exists only in your head bends the moment a trade goes against you. Writing down your sessions, risk limits, and entry models in advance — before you’re staring at a live chart — turns “I think I’ll be disciplined” into a specific, checkable commitment you can hold yourself to after every session.

        FAQ

        Frequently asked questions

        Does this generator guarantee a profitable strategy?

        No. It structures the risk rules, sessions, and entry models you already use (or want to commit to) into a single written document — it doesn’t back-test or validate whether your chosen models are profitable for you.

        How does the PDF download work?

        It uses your browser’s built-in print-to-PDF, so your plan downloads instantly with no account, upload, or third-party service involved. Click “Download as PDF,” then choose “Save as PDF” as the destination in the print dialog that appears.

        Can I regenerate my plan after changing my strategy?

        Yes — click “Edit inputs” on the generated plan to go back to the form, adjust anything, and regenerate. Nothing is saved automatically, so download any version you want to keep.

        What if I’m on a prop firm evaluation?

        Selecting “Prop Firm Evaluation” or “Funded Prop Account” adds extra risk commitments to your plan — like respecting your firm’s daily drawdown and consistency rule — on top of the standard risk management rules.

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