The feasibility and reaction mechanism of NdFeB film electrodeposition in 1,3-dimethyl-2-imidazolidinone (DMI)-LiNO₃ ionic liquid analogs at room temperature were investigated. Cyclic voltammetry indicated that the reduction peak at -1.83 V (vs Ag) was related to the reduction of Fe(II) to Fe, while the reduction peak at -2.01 V (vs Ag) was related to the reduction of B(III) to B. The electrochemical reduction reaction of Fe(II) and B(III) were irreversible processes controlled by diffusion, and the diffusion coefficients of Fe(II) and B(III) at 313 K were 3.03×10^-6 and 6.74×10^-7 cm²/s, respectively. In addition, XRD analysis suggested that the product obtained by the electrodeposition in DMI-LiNO₃-Nd(CF₃SO₃)₃-FeCl₂-H₃BO₃ ionic liquid analogs for 2 h on the Al substrate contained NdFe₃B₃. SEM and EDS analysis showed that Nd, Fe, and B in the cathode product were uniformly distributed. XPS analysis revealed that the mass fractions of Nd, Fe, and B on the W substrate were 27.44%, 27.90%, and 7.51%, respectively.