Helicenes and their derivatives show great application prospects as circularly polarized luminescence (CPL) materials, but their fluorescence quantum yields (ΦFLs) need a breakthrough urgently. Herein, we reported a series of D−π−A type helical luminescent emitters by combining the [7]helicene‐like imide acceptor with five different donors. The obtained five emitters display blue‐to‐orange luminescence and markedly enhanced ΦFL. Notably, TPA‐NiBTI exhibits the maximum ΦFL in solution, while TPE‐NiBTI achieves a maximum ΦFL in the solid state. Their two pairs of enantiomers, (P/M)‐TPA‐NiBTI and (P/M)‐TPE‐NiBTI, exhibit remarkable CPL activities, and their doped PS film both displayed doubled ΦFLs. Among them, [(P/M)‐TPE‐NiBTI]‐doped PS film exhibits the maximum luminescence dissymmetry factor (|glum|) value of 9.0×10−4 and the maximum ΦFL of 22%. This molecular design strategy presents a promising approach to improving the ΦFL of helicene derivatives, thereby facilitating their potential application into chiral optoelectronic devices.