MT5 Backtest Report Analyzer
Drop your Strategy Tester HTML report below. The parser runs entirely in your browser — the file never leaves your device.
Drop your MT5 Strategy Tester report here
.html or .htm, max 10 MB — nothing is uploaded
How to export your MT5 report
Open MetaTrader 5, run any Strategy Tester backtest, and once the run completes head to the Backtest or Optimization Results tab. Right-click anywhere on the results and choose Report → Open XML or HTML (report). Save the file locally, then drag it into the dropzone above. Everything happens in-browser: your report is parsed, analysed and displayed without a single request leaving your machine.
What each metric actually means
Profit Factor is gross profit divided by gross loss — anything above 1 is net profitable, above 2 is genuinely strong, below 1.3 is likely inside the noise band for the period tested.
Max Drawdown % is the deepest peak-to-trough decline of the account equity. Under 10% is professional, above 30% is a warning, above 50% is a strategy that needs a rewrite.
Recovery Factor divides net profit by max drawdown; the higher, the faster the equity clawed back losses. Above 3 is good; below 1 means one deeper drawdown would erase all the gains.
Trade Count matters for statistical confidence. Fewer than 30 trades means the results are basically anecdotal — a single lucky streak can inflate the numbers. Above 100 is where PF and DD figures start to be believable.
Consecutive Losses is the ugliest single number in a report. A strategy with strong headline stats but 12 consecutive losses somewhere in its history will still break you emotionally before it breaks you financially — plan around it.
Martingale Detectorscans the deals table for classic grid patterns — three or more same-direction entries with non-decreasing volume while the basket is underwater. If it fires and you didn't intend to be running a grid, something is adding to losers behind your back.