Transparent lead-free electro-optic (EO) ceramics (K0.5Na0.5) 0.9Li0.1Nb0.9Bi0.1O3 have been fabricated by pressureless sintering. The ceramics have a fine-grained structure and cubic-like symmetry. The comodification with Li and Bi induces a diffuse phase transition, causing the ceramics become relaxor-like and contain polar nanoregions. Our results reveal that excess Bi2O3 can further enhance the changes in the crystal structure and dielectric behavior of the ceramics, causing them become more cubic-like and more relaxor-like, respectively. These can reduce the light scattering arisen from birefringence and domain walls, and thus improving the optical properties. For the ceramics added with 4 and 6mol% excess Bi2O3, the optical transmittance reaches a high value of 60%-70% in the near-infrared region. The ceramics also exhibits a good linear EO response, giving an effective EO coefficient of 30-40pm/V.