K 0.4 Na 0.6 NbO 3 -xBiFeO 3 lead-free piezoelectric ceramics were successfully prepared in a single perovskite phase using the conventional solid-state synthesis. Relative permittivity (ε r ) as a function of temperature indicated that small additions of BiFeO 3 not only broadened and lowered the cubic to tetragonal phase transition (T C ) but also shifted the tetragonal to orthorhombic phase transition (T O-T ) toward room temperature (RT). Ceramics with x = 1 mol.% showed optimum properties with small and large signal piezoelectric coefficient, d 33 = 182 pC/N and d * 33 = 250 pm/V, respectively, electromechanical coupling coefficient, k p = 50%, and T C = 355 • C. k p varied by ∼5% from RT to 90 • C, while d * 33 showed a variation of ∼15% from RT to 75 • C, indicating that piezoelectric properties were stable with temperature in the orthorhombic phase field. However, above the onset of T O-T , the properties monotonically degraded in the tetragonal phase field as T C was approached.