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7flix is an Australian free-to-air digital television multichannel, which was launched by the Seven Network on 28 February 2016.[1]

Key Information

7flix targets a variety of viewers and offers drama, comedy, reality, docusoap, and movies.[2]

History

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On 18 December 2015, a test pattern began broadcasting on channel 76, reading "New Channel Coming Soon".[3] Seven acknowledged the broadcast, and director of programming, Angus Ross, formally announced on 1 February 2016 that Seven was launching a new channel, and more details would be released soon.[4] During the ad-break of miniseries Molly on 7 February 2016, Seven announced that channel 76 would be named 7flix, and would be launched on 28 February 2016.[1][5][6][7] The "New Channel" test pattern then was replaced with a continuous promo loop for 7flix.

7flix began broadcasting at 6am on 28 February 2016 in MPEG-4.[8] The channel airs movies in its prime time slots with television series and other entertainment at other times.[9] 7flix was added to Seven's live-streaming service, PLUS7 Live, upon its launch.

On 13 April 2016, it was announced the channel would amend its schedule, shifting its focus from movies to more American dramas. This change began in the weeks prior, when Grey's Anatomy premiered at 8:30pm, which was initially designated as a "movie-exclusive" time slot. The change also saw the addition of repeats of Criminal Minds to Thursday nights.[10]

On 3 June 2016, 7flix became available on more TVs as the channel switched to MPEG-2.[11]

On 3 August 2017, 18 months after launching in metropolitan areas, Prime7 announced that it would carry 7flix to regional stations in northern and southern New South Wales, regional Victoria and Mildura.[12][13] The channel launched at 6:00 am on 3 September on digital channel 66, in an MPEG-4 format.[14]

In December 2019, the Seven Network announced that 7flix would rebrand in 2020 to target a young female audience. In July 2020, the Seven Network unveiled its new rebranding of 7flix, with a new purple ribbon-like design and text and on air graphics to coincide with the revamp of its multichannel stations.

Programming

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The launch titles for 7flix included new episodes of US series Once Upon A Time, The Muppets, The Mindy Project, Cougar Town, and The Amazing Race, which had previously debuted on the Seven Network.[15] Premiere series such as Black-ish, Grandfathered, Galavant and Agent Carter debuted at a later date.[15][16] Throughout 2016, new episodes of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Grey's Anatomy, How to Get Away with Murder, Quantico and Scandal aired exclusively on the channel.[17][18] Also featured on the channel were marathons of The Big Bang Theory.[19]

7flix initially aired a variety of children's series from Disney including Austin & Ally, Dog with a Blog, I Didn't Do It, Jessie, Kirby Buckets, Lab Rats and Mighty Med.[20] The daytime schedule for the channel consists of classic sitcoms such as Benson, Bewitched, Good Times, I Dream of Jeannie and Who's The Boss?[8] 7flix also airs encores of local programmes from the Seven Network, including House Rules and First Dates.[21][8]

In 2017, US drama The Astronaut Wives Club debuted, along with the premieres of comedy series Marry Me, Bad Teacher, Dr. Ken and The Real O'Neals.[22][23][24][25] Australian comedy short form series Bent 101 also made its debut on the channel.[26]

How I Met Your Mother was added to 7flix in 2018, returning to the Seven Network as part of a deal with Fox.[27]

7flix also aired content from the defunct 7food network channel from 29 December 2019.[28]

The network also has ongoing content new and classic film and television brands from 20th Century Studios, Walt Disney Pictures, Marvel Studios, Lucasfilm, Sony Pictures and Universal Pictures.

Current programming

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Children

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  • Beat Bugs (2016–present)
  • Flushed (2020–present)
  • Get Arty (2018–19, 2022–present)
  • Get Clever (2024–present)
  • It's Academic (2017–present)

Comedy

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Drama

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News and documentaries

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Reality

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Soap opera

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Former programming

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Adult animation

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Children

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Preschool

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Comedy

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Drama

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News and documentaries

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Game shows

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Reality

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Food

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Lifestyle

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Religious

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  • Life Today with James Robison

Availability

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7flix is controlled from Broadcast Centre Melbourne and then transmitted via MediaHub in Sydney.

7flix is available in MPEG-4 standard definition digital in metropolitan areas and regional Queensland through Seven Network's owned-and-operated stations including ATN Sydney, HSV Melbourne, BTQ Brisbane, SAS Adelaide, TVW Perth, STQ Queensland and NEN northern New South Wales/Gold Coast, CBN southern New South Wales/ACT, AMV Victoria and PTV Mildura/Sunraysia.[14][13]

7flix became available to Foxtel cable subscribers with iQ3, iQ2 and iQ1.5 set top boxes on Channel 187 from 24 March 2016.[39]

Logo and identity history

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At launch in February 2016, the logo used the generic logo of the Seven Network, with the red colour being replaced by pink, and the word "flix", written in italic lowercase letters, added next to it, but using its gradients.

On 24 July 2020, Seven Network unveiled its new 7flix logo, dropping the gradient pink logo and italic text in place of a solid purple logo and non-italic text as part of a major overhaul of its multichannel stations.

  • 28 February 2016 – 23 July 2020
    28 February 2016 – 23 July 2020
  • 24 July 2020 – present
    24 July 2020 – present

Slogans

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  • 2016–2020: We've Got the Fix

See also

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References

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7flix is an Australian free-to-air multichannel owned and operated by the Seven Network, launched on 28 February 2016, and dedicated to providing a mix of premium movies, dramas, comedies, sitcoms, and reality programming suitable for family audiences. The channel targets viewers seeking accessible , featuring a schedule that includes first-run U.S. series, binge-worthy TV shows, and a strong emphasis on cinematic content broadcast in standard definition. It is available nationwide on via channel 76 (LCN 76) and can be streamed live or on-demand through the Seven Network's free platform, . Since its inception, 7flix has positioned itself as a complementary service to the main Seven channel, filling a niche for lighter, feel-good viewing with an emphasis on all-ages appeal, including popular titles like , , and family-oriented films. The channel's programming strategy has evolved to include more and content alongside its core movie lineup, adapting to audience preferences in the competitive Australian market.

History

Launch and Initial Focus

On 7 February 2016, the Seven Network announced the launch of 7flix, a new digital multichannel dedicated to general , during an advertising break in the Molly. The channel was positioned to fill a gap in the network's multichannel offerings, emphasizing accessible content for metropolitan audiences in major cities like , , , Perth, and . 7flix officially launched on 28 February 2016 at 6:00 a.m., broadcasting exclusively in MPEG-4 format with a standard-definition resolution of SDTV on logical channel number 76. From its debut, the channel targeted a broad audience with a mix of movies, sitcoms, and family-oriented programming, aiming to provide suitable for diverse viewers. The initial lineup featured a heavy emphasis on films such as , , and Frozen, alongside US imports including multiple episodes of airing back-to-back on launch day, pilot, and series like and . This strategy sought to capitalize on popular, binge-friendly content to quickly build viewership among households with digital TV capabilities. By April 2016, just weeks after launch, 7flix adjusted its programming to incorporate more American dramas in primetime slots, reducing the frequency of movies to better align with audience preferences and compete in the multichannel landscape. Key additions included on Monday evenings at 8:30 p.m. and repeats of on Thursdays, reflecting a pivot toward serialized storytelling that appealed to viewers seeking dramatic narratives over standalone films. This shift helped stabilize the channel's ratings, achieving an average audience share of around 1.5% in its early months. The channel's reach expanded nationally on 3 September 2017, when Prime7 affiliates introduced 7flix to regional audiences in , the ACT, Victoria, and the Gold Coast on logical channel number 66, marking a significant increase in availability beyond metropolitan markets. This rollout, announced in August 2017, allowed rural and regional viewers access to the same entertainment-focused content, further solidifying 7flix's role within the Seven Network's portfolio.

Rebranding and Audience Shift

In late 2019, Seven West Media announced a major rebranding for 7flix set to take effect in 2020, pivoting the channel's strategy from general entertainment to content specifically tailored for younger female viewers. This shift aimed to better position 7flix within the multichannel landscape by appealing to a key demographic underserved by other Seven Network offerings. The rebrand, fully implemented in mid-2020, introduced a refreshed visual identity designed to create a distinct and modern presence separate from channels like and . Post-rebrand programming emphasized premium movies, scripted dramas, and light-hearted comedies that resonate with the , incorporating feel-good series and narratives featuring strong female protagonists to foster relatability and emotional connection. This audience-focused repositioning contributed to heightened engagement in and lifestyle-oriented content, aligning with broader gains in Seven Network's performance among younger viewers; for instance, the network added 3.8 share points in the 25-54 demographic and 6.5 points in grocery buyers during the second half of 2020.

Recent Developments and Expansions

In 2023 and 2024, 7flix aligned with the Seven Network's broader strategy of maintaining a focus on and programming, as outlined in the network's annual upfront presentations, without introducing significant overhauls specific to the multichannel. The 2025 upfronts further emphasized this continuity, announcing over 20 new local series across the network, including dramas and reality formats that support 7flix's encore and repeat scheduling indirectly through shared content pools. The Seven Network's nationwide MPEG-4 upgrade rollout, completed across major markets by late 2025, improved overall broadcast efficiency and picture quality for compatible devices, benefiting multichannels like 7flix—which has used MPEG-4 since launch—by freeing up spectrum for enhanced network services. On 7 October 2025, the Seven Network implemented broadcast adjustments in , including a shift to full MPEG-4 transmission for main channels and retuning requirements for some households; 7flix, already in SD MPEG-4, was unaffected in format but aligned with the multiplex updates. This change enhanced accessibility for HD sets on primary channels while phasing out legacy formats, marking a completion of the MPEG-4 transition in Australia's largest market. In September 2025, Seven West Media announced a proposed merger with Southern Cross Media, approved by the ACCC on November 12, 2025, to create a larger national media entity; as of November 16, 2025, the deal remains pending completion but could influence future strategies for Seven's multichannels, including 7flix. Streaming expansions via in 2024 and 2025 provided minor but notable enhancements to 7flix content access, including a 2024 partnership with to launch a dedicated app, facilitating on-demand viewing of 7flix programs on additional devices and contributing to a 30% growth in the platform's user base. These updates positioned as a central hub for 7flix's drama library, with projections for it to become Australia's leading streaming service by the end of 2025. No major controversies affected 7flix during this period, allowing steady integration with the network's entertainment initiatives.

Programming

Format and Genres

7flix operates as a 24/7 multichannel within the Seven Network, emphasizing a mix of imported international content, primarily from the , premium Hollywood movies, and occasional encores of Australian-produced programs. It functions as a dedicated outlet, broadcasting in 576i SDTV resolution using MPEG-4 encoding, with advertisements and promotional segments integrated throughout to highlight crossovers with other Seven Network offerings. The channel's primary genres encompass comedy, drama, , and feature films, supplemented by subgenres such as children's programming in morning slots, news and documentaries, and soap operas. Scheduling follows structured patterns designed to engage viewers, including extended marathons of episodic series, dedicated afternoon blocks for movies, and primetime evenings focused on dramatic content targeting young adults. Initially launched with a broad entertainment focus from 2016 to 2020, 7flix underwent a significant in 2020 to skew towards younger female demographics, incorporating more lifestyle-oriented and feel-good programming while retaining its core mix of genres. This shift aligned with the channel's evolving identity as a versatile hub, prioritizing accessible, binge-friendly formats over niche specialization.

Children

7flix features programming tailored for younger audiences in its morning slots, including It’s Academic airs as an educational quiz competition pitting high school teams against each other on general knowledge topics, fostering learning in a competitive format.

Comedy

The channel's comedy lineup in 2025 focuses on light-hearted US imports and sitcom marathons rather than new original productions, with episodes of The Goldbergs providing family-oriented humor through 1980s nostalgia and relatable sibling dynamics. These selections highlight everyday comedic scenarios, appealing to viewers seeking easygoing entertainment without heavy commitments.

Drama

Ongoing US series dominate the drama genre on 7flix, including , a thriller where criminal mastermind Raymond Reddington collaborates with the FBI to track high-profile targets, blending suspense and intricate plots.

Reality

Reality programming includes First Dates UK, a show capturing real-time romantic encounters at a , showcasing diverse singles navigating connections under observation.

Movies

Afternoon and evening slots on 7flix showcase premium Hollywood films, emphasizing feel-good comedies and dramas such as family adventures and heartfelt stories that align with the channel's entertaining vibe. These selections provide accessible cinematic experiences without requiring subscriptions. As of November 2025, examples include The Falcon's Adventure.

Other

In documentary and Australian content slots, encores of House Rules revisit renovation competitions where teams overhaul homes for prizes, highlighting DIY creativity and interpersonal drama. Additional reality content includes Dancing With The Stars: All Stars.

Former Shows

7flix's former programming included a range of discontinued shows across various genres, particularly during its launch phase in 2016 and leading up to the 2020 rebrand, which shifted focus toward young female audiences. These titles were gradually removed from the schedule as the channel evolved its content strategy. Adult Animation
The channel broadcast the 2015 reboot of , a short-lived series that aired for one season starting in late 2016 as part of the initial lineup. Children/Preschool
Early kids' blocks on 7flix featured programming for children and viewers in the mornings during the channel's first few years, but these were discontinued before the 2020 audience shift, including Beat Bugs. Comedy
Comedy programming included extended marathons of The Big Bang Theory, which ran on the channel until 2020, and How I Met Your Mother, an initial staple added around 2018 that later departed the schedule. Drama
Dramas on 7flix encompassed , which had a run from 2016 to 2020, the Marvel series Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., the fairy-tale drama , and . News/Documentaries
Pre-rebrand, 7flix aired limited runs of factual series and documentaries as part of its broader entertainment mix, including . Game Shows
The channel briefly included encores of local game shows, such as educational competitions like It's Academic. Reality
Reality content featured encores of the Australian renovation series House Rules. Other
In food and lifestyle, cooking shows from Food Network were integrated following the 2019 closure of 7food but later discontinued. Religious programming appeared infrequently, while US soap opera imports, such as dropped serials, were part of early offerings before being phased out.

Availability

Broadcast Channels

7flix launched as a digital multichannel on 76 (logical channel number 76) in metropolitan areas, including , , , , and Perth. Regional availability began on 3 2017 through affiliates Prime7 and 7Qld, broadcasting on equivalent LCNs: 66 in Prime7 areas (southern , Victoria, the Australian Capital Territory, and the Gold Coast) and 76 in regional markets. This expansion provided access across regional , Victoria, the Australian Capital Territory, the Gold Coast, and , complementing the metropolitan rollout. The channel's broadcast footprint encompasses all major Australian cities and extensive regional markets, delivering free-to-air signals to over 90% of households via digital terrestrial television infrastructure managed by the Seven Network. As a dedicated multichannel, 7flix operates alongside the Seven Network's primary Channel 7 service, sharing transmission facilities while maintaining distinct programming slots. 7flix is exclusively available as a free-to-air broadcast within Australia, with no international terrestrial distribution.

Streaming and Pay TV Options

7flix content is accessible through live streaming on the 7plus platform, which includes the official app and website at 7plus.com.au/live-tv?channel-id=7Flix, offering national availability since the channel's launch in 2016. This free service allows users to watch 7flix programming in real-time without any subscription cost, supported by advertisements. In addition to live options, 7plus provides on-demand catch-up viewing for 7flix shows, enabling unlimited free streaming of full episodes and movies with ad interruptions. This feature has been integral to the platform since its expansion to include 7flix, allowing viewers to access content at their convenience across the supported channels. For pay TV subscribers, 7flix has been available on since 24 March 2016, initially on Channel 187 in standard definition for cable users with compatible set-top boxes like iQ3, iQ2, and iQ1.5. By 2025, the channel is accessible on via Channel 158, maintaining standard definition broadcast for multichannel integration within the subscription service. The 7plus service is compatible with a range of devices, including smart TVs, mobile phones, tablets, and set-top boxes, requiring no additional fees beyond the inherent model supported by ads. Access remains free for all users, with seamless integration across platforms to facilitate viewing without extra costs. Enhancements to in 2024 and 2025 have improved integration for 7flix, including expanded availability on devices via a dedicated app launched in December 2024, which supports and on-demand content with cross-channel promotion features. These updates also incorporate AI-driven personalization from partner to enhance and content discovery across channels like 7flix.

Technical Specifications

7flix has broadcast in standard definition (SDTV) at a resolution of 576i with a 16:9 since its launch, aligning with Australia's standards for SD content. The channel initially utilized MPEG-4 encoding upon its 2016 debut, which provided improved compression efficiency over legacy formats used by other network channels. By 2025, as part of the Seven Network's nationwide broadcast technology upgrade—with other channels transitioning from MPEG-2 to MPEG-4—7flix continued its exclusive MPEG-4 SD encoding across all Australian markets, ensuring compatibility with modern digital standards. This alignment, completed in select markets like Sydney following the October 7, 2025, multiplex changes, supports efficient transmission without altering 7flix's core SD delivery. Bandwidth allocation for 7flix is optimized for digital multichannel environments, employing MPEG-4 compression to fit within the limited spectrum of terrestrial broadcasts, typically supporting video bitrates around 1-4 Mbps to accommodate multiple services on a single multiplex. The format does not support 4K ultra-high-definition transmission, focusing instead on efficient SD delivery suitable for the channel's entertainment programming. Accessing 7flix post-2025 requires televisions or set-top boxes compatible with MPEG-4 decoding, as older MPEG-2-only devices may no longer receive the signal in upgraded areas. Viewers are advised to perform a channel rescan after these upgrades to restore or optimize reception.

Branding

Logo Evolution

7flix launched on 28 2016 with a adapting the Seven Network's "7" in a vibrant gradient, accompanied by "flix" rendered in a stylized italic lowercase font to evoke fun and entertainment. This design emphasized the channel's focus on light-hearted movies and series. The original logo remained in use until 24 July 2020, appearing in idents and promotional materials that highlighted the channel's playful branding. On 24 July 2020, 7flix underwent a rebrand as part of the Seven Network's multichannel refresh, introducing a solid purple logo designed by Hulsbosch; the "7" retained its iconic form while "flix" adopted a smaller, modern sans-serif font (Druk Text Wide, modified), aligning with the channel's shift toward a young female audience. The purple color scheme extended to on-screen bugs, idents, and overall visual identity, replacing the previous gradients for a cleaner, bolder look. No significant logo alterations have followed the 2020 update. The logo continues to feature in channel idents, electronic program guides, and 7plus streaming thumbnails, maintaining visual consistency across platforms.

Slogans and Identity

7flix's initial branding from its 2016 launch emphasized a play on its name with the slogan "We've Got the Fix," positioning the channel as a versatile provider of general , including movies, series, and family viewing options. This approach highlighted accessibility and variety to appeal to a wide seeking quick, engaging content. In , following a major rebrand, the channel shifted its implied to focus on "premium movies, drama and comedy," as described in official platform summaries, underscoring a feel-good mix of targeted, uplifting programming. This evolution reflected a strategic pivot in identity themes from broad general entertainment to aimed at young female , with selections emphasizing relatable stories, emotional resonance, and aspirational narratives. On-air elements, including promotional spots, scene bumpers, and announcements, reinforced this refreshed vibe by highlighting empowering themes and feel-good experiences, such as in ads promoting "feel-good films" that align with the channel's curated appeal. These components helped maintain a cohesive, inviting atmosphere across broadcasts and digital extensions.

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