Where to find it
Open Account, then Reports and statements, then Account activity report, then Generate new report.
Robinhood trade history chart
For Robinhood stock traders who want to review trades on a real chart instead of a table of fills: export an account activity report, reshape the fill rows into a small CSV, and KLinePic renders an annotated K-line image with buy/sell markers, holding window, return, and drawdown — even when the export only carries a trade date.
Robinhood's self-serve CSV export is the account activity report. Per Robinhood's reports and statements help article, it covers transactions in your brokerage and retirement accounts for a date range you choose and downloads as CSV. Two caveats: reports are generated on request — most take about 2 hours, up to 24 — and futures, crypto, and spending activity are not included, so export those separately.
Open Account, then Reports and statements, then Account activity report, then Generate new report.
Pick the account type plus a start and end date, then select Generate report. The finished CSV appears under Reports.
Brokerage and retirement transactions only. Futures, crypto, and spending activity are excluded.
Strip account numbers and personal identifiers before uploading; the chart only needs symbol, side, time, price, and quantity.
Robinhood documents the export flow but not the exact column layout, so treat this table as a checklist rather than literal header names. Every activity export carries a date, a ticker, a transaction type, a quantity, and a price — all a review chart needs.
| KLinePic field | From your Robinhood export | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| trade_id | Not in the export — assign your own | One label per round trip (e.g. RH-TSLA-01) groups partial fills onto a single chart. |
| symbol | The instrument / ticker column | Plain US tickers such as TSLA or AAPL; leave out options rows, which carry contract descriptions. |
| event_type | The transaction-type or side column | Map buy rows to buy and sell rows to sell; drop dividends, interest, and transfers. |
| position_side | Not present in a cash-equity export | Use long for ordinary stock trades; the field mainly matters for hedged futures. |
| time | The trade / activity date column | Write ISO 8601 with a UTC offset, e.g. 2026-06-10T09:31:00-04:00 — US sessions run on US Eastern Time. Date-only exports can also be pasted raw and land on the right session. |
| price | The price column | Per-share fill price, not the total order amount. |
| quantity | The quantity / shares column | Number of shares; decimals are fine for fractional shares. |
| fee | A commission or fee column, if present | Optional — leave 0 when no fee is listed. |
| note | Not in the export — optional free text | Extra context such as currency=USD or the order type belongs here; the parser rejects any column outside the template, so don't add your own. |
A round trip is just a few rows. Fills sharing one trade_id fold into a single TSLA review chart with entry, exit, and the holding window between them:
trade_id,symbol,event_type,position_side,time,price,quantity,fee,note RH-TSLA-01,TSLA,buy,long,2026-06-10T09:31:00-04:00,250.00,5,0,currency=USD RH-TSLA-01,TSLA,sell,long,2026-06-12T15:45:00-04:00,265.00,5,0,currency=USD
In this CSV, time is an ISO 8601 timestamp with a UTC offset; if your export only lists a trade date, paste the raw rows instead and KLinePic places each fill on that trading day. The full field reference (including JSON input) lives in the data protocol; the US stock template is ready to edit in any spreadsheet.
Three common ways to turn Robinhood fills into a reviewable, marked-up chart of a single trade:
| KLinePic | Manual screenshot + spreadsheet | Typical trading-journal SaaS | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Setup time | Minutes — upload or paste fills | Slow — capture, crop, annotate by hand | Longer — sign-up plus import configuration |
| Account required | No account needed to render a chart | No | Usually yes |
| Output | Annotated K-line review image with return, run-up, and drawdown | Static screenshot plus spreadsheet rows | Dashboards and aggregate statistics |
| Buy/sell markers on a real K-line | Yes — B/S markers placed from your actual fills | Only if you draw them yourself | Varies by product |
| Shareable image | Yes — the output is built for sharing | Yes, but assembled by hand each time | Varies; often behind a login |
| Cost to start | Free to start | Free, but costs time on every trade | Often subscription-based |
The brokerage activity report excludes futures, crypto, and spending activity by design. If a trade is missing, check which account it lives in before suspecting the file.
An order filled in pieces shows up as several rows. Give them all the same trade_id so they land on one chart as a single position.
US sessions run on Eastern Time. Date-only values are safe; with clock times, include the UTC offset (e.g. -04:00 in summer) so markers hit the right candle.
KLinePic expects the per-share fill price. If a row also carries a total dollar amount, map the per-share column, not price × quantity.
Options rows describe a contract rather than a plain ticker, and renamed tickers may not match current market data. Use bare equity symbols like TSLA.
Open Account, then Reports and statements, then Account activity report. Select Generate new report, pick the account type and date range, and select Generate report. Most reports take about 2 hours but can take up to 24; the finished CSV downloads from the Reports section.
No. Robinhood's help center states futures, crypto, and spending account activity are not included — the reports cover brokerage and retirement accounts. Export crypto or futures history separately.
Yes. With a date-only row, KLinePic places the marker on that trading day, using file order to keep buys ahead of sells. An intraday time improves alignment, but a date-only export still renders a correct daily chart.
No. The review chart is drawn from buy and sell events only. Keep just the fill rows for the symbol you are reviewing and drop dividends, interest, and transfers.
No. KLinePic reads only the CSV you upload or the rows you paste — no brokerage login or account linking. The chart only needs symbol, side, time, price, and quantity.
Yes. The quantity field accepts decimals, so a 0.35-share fill renders like a whole-share fill, with return, run-up, and drawdown computed from your prices and quantities.
KLinePic is free to start, and no account is required to render a trade review chart. Watermark-free high-resolution export is a paid option.
Yes. Batch rendering is supported, and a documented Agent API generates review charts programmatically — see klinepic.com/guides/trade-review-chart-api/ and klinepic.com/docs.