We report on the concentration, temperature and molecular weight dependent of some optical properties of poly(vinyl pyrrolidone), PVP dissolves in chloroform for different molecular weights (25k, 44k and 700k) at different concentrations (0.1-10w/v%) with temperature range (25-45°C). Refractive index has been measured to determine the optical parameters including, reflectance, coefficient of fineness and critical angle. The results show that refractive index, reflectance and coefficient of fineness values increased with increasing concentration and molecular weight, whereas the temperature had a different influence. However, theses parameters were decreased with increasing the temperature. On the other hand, critical angle values the results presented that the refractive index, reflectance, and coefficient of fineness of the polymer decreases with increasing the temperature while the critical angle has the revers behavior.