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F7 can be derived from two other chords in two different ways. The most logical starting point is probably F major, because we add only one note: place the ring finger on the third fret of the third string, giving us an Eb. If we want to find a relative in terms of the fingering shape, think of G minor and move the whole hand one string higher.

Ukulele akkorddiagram: F7

Ukulele akkorddiagram: F7-alt1

Ukulele akkorddiagram: F7-alt2

In the video I also show two additional fingerings, both related to E7. It is worth remembering all of them so that you can vary the F7 voicing within a song and make your ukulele playing more interesting .

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