ABC 7 is a common branding used by numerous television stations in the United States that broadcast ABC programming on channel 7. This includes four major owned-and-operated stations (O&Os) directly run by ABC: KABC-TV in Los Angeles, WABC-TV in New York City, WLS-TV in Chicago, and KGO-TV in San Francisco. Beyond these, the designation applies to a vast array of affiliate stations across the country—from KATV in Arkansas to WXYZ-TV in Detroit—with some like WDAM-DT2 and WSVN-DT2 using the label on their digital subchannels. Several stations have also historically carried the branding, such as WCPO-TV in Cincinnati (1949–1953) and WNAC-TV in Boston (1961–1972), with WZVN-TV in Naples, Florida, only dropping it in 2025. The widespread use of "ABC 7" is closely tied to the iconic Circle 7 logo, a symbol adopted by ABC's owned stations and many affiliates that broadcast on the number 7 frequency.