Overview: With the development of modern manufacturing, the size of optical devices is gradually developing towards miniaturization, and integrated optics is also developing to become a topical area of research for many scholars. One of the methods used for producing micro/nano optical devices is femtosecond laser direct writing, a fine three-dimensional processing technique that has been extensively studied by many scholars for its applicability to most materials and can be applied to the fabrication of a wide range of optical devices. Micro/nano-optical devices prepared by femtosecond laser direct writing in crystals have been applied in a broad range of applications in different wavelengths. PMN-PT crystal with relaxed ferroelectric has attracted much attention in recent years for its superior piezoelectric property and large electromechanical coupling coefficient, and its application in the infrared band is more prominent, so the fabrication of the optical devices based on PMN-PT crystal has gradually become a relevant research hotspot. The LIPSS is one of the micro/nano-structures that can be processed by femtosecond laser direct writing. The LIPSS is prevalent in many materials and has been found in metals, semiconductors, dielectrics, etc. Similarly, LIPSS can be induced by femtosecond lasers in PMN-PT crystal. The LIPSS has a wide range of applications in the fields of anti-reflectivity, permanent coloration, and wettability. Nevertheless, the physical processes and the mechanisms involved in the formation of LIPSS have different interpretations in different materials. In this paper, we describe the LIPSS induced by femtosecond laser on the surface of the PMN-PT crystal and characterize it theoretically. We have achieved a change in the period of the LIPSS from 750 nm to 3000 nm after experimenting with different laser parameters. Afterward, we simultaneously obtained the phase transition of the LIPSS in PMN-PT crystal through temperature modulation, and this phase transition can be analyzed by the variation of the Raman spectra. At the same time, we have obtained the Curie temperature for the LIPSS structure that is approximately 10 ℃ lower than that of the PMN-PT crystal and have analyzed the phase transition process through the structural properties of the PMN-PT crystal. The results of our experiments and analyzes on the LIPSS in PMN-PT crystal reported in this paper can provide some experience for the subsequent development of the optical devices related to the LIPSS in PMN-PT crystal.