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1996–2000 2000–2002 2002–2008 2008–2014 2014–2021 2021–present
1996–2000 2000–2002 2002–2008 2008–2014 2014–2021 2021–present

TVN7 is the secondary entertainment channel owned by TVN Warner Bros. Discovery, complementing TVN and TTV. It was launched in 1996 as RTL7 by the RTL Group, then acquired by the ITI Group (TVN’s original parent company), before its renaming in 2002 to TVN Siedem. It was renamed again to TVN7 in 2008, though it is commonly known as Siódemka.

RTL7[]

1996–2000[]

Designer:  Novocom
Typography:  Unknown
Launched:  December 7, 1996

RTL7 (named similarly to the Dutch TV channel, baring the same name, launched in 2005) was launched on December 7, 1996 by CLT-UFA.

2000–2002[]

TVN Siedem[]

2002–2008[]

After a few troublesome years, the channel was bought out by the ITI Group, changed its name to TVN Siedem, and unveiled a new logo and set of graphics just two days before TVN updated its own set of graphics, courtesy of Velvet Mediendesign, on March 1, 2002. There was another update to this set of graphics just two years later, in 2004.

TVN7[]

2008–2014[]

Designer:  Velvet Mediendesign
Typography:  ITC Avant Garde
Launched:  September 1, 2008

The channel changed its name again to the more familiar TVN7 on September 1, 2008, with its set of graphics being updated once again, courtesy of Velvet Mediendesign, a Munich-based design agency, which had also designed TVN's January 2008 set of graphics just 9 months earlier, and previously in 2002, and would later do a set of graphics for TVN Warszawa, which would later be used from the channel's launch day, December 15, 2008, just one year after TVN's January 2002 set was discontinued, until the channel's closedown day, May 31, 2011, when their set was discontinued. This redesign introduced the channel’s signature purple color, with the ITC Avant Garde font being used as the the channel's on-screen font.

2014–2021[]

Designer:  Luxlotusliner
Typography:  Franklin Gothic Heavy (TVN text)
Gotham (on-screen)
Launched:  September 1, 2014

TVN7 introduced a new logo and set of graphics on September 1, 2014, just a year after TVN’s September 2013 rebrand, which lasted until the end of Winter of 2024, on February 29, and an additional 5 after TVN7's own September 2008 rebrand, which lasted until the end of Summer of 2014, on August 31. The new artistic and cinematic identity was designed by another Munich-based agency, Luxlotusliner, who had previously designed TVN's set of graphics for just one year earlier, and would later do the graphics for iTVN Extra, whose set would ultimately debut a few months later, on the channel's launch day, February 4, 2015, and that of TTV's, of which its set ultimately debuted three weeks after iTVN Extra made its debut with its own set of graphics right at the end of Winter of that year, on the 28th of that same month. The popular Gotham font is used as the channel's on-screen font, replacing the ITC Avant Garde font. The music score to this set of graphics, like with TVN's September 2013 set, was composed by Ben Kaniewski and Louise Alenius at NovaSpot Studios, with assistance from sound director Catherine Lagarde.

2021–present[]

Designer:  Superestudio
Typography:  Axiforma
Launched:  August 30, 2021

In line with its new youth-oriented positioning, TVN7 rebranded for the first time in almost 7 years on August 30, 2021, on the same day as the competing Polsat group of channels. It introduced a new identity designed by Superestudio, an Argentine design agency (who also designed the graphics of TFX, a French channel owned by TF1, on January 30, 2018, which has a similar youth focus as TVN7).

The key design elements that are implemented in this set of graphics are circles in four colored gradients, and an upward slant towards the top right corner. The on-screen font used in this set, replacing the Gotham font in that of the previous set, is Axiforma, a geometric sans-serif font. For the first time ever, the TVN letters are written in all capital letters.