In this study, perovskite thin films were fabricated in an atmospheric environment. The lead iodide/dimethylformamide solution was dropped on the ITO glass with a size of 2 cm*1.5 cm and heated briefly on a 100℃ hot plate. Then spin-coating was conducted. A uniform lead iodide film was obtained after heat treatment at 100℃ for 1 hour on a hot plat. The perovskite film was prepared by reacting methylammonium iodide and lead iodide by high-speed spin coating method, infiltration/low-speed spin method and evaporation method. Black perovskite can be obtained in the middle of the bottom of the specimen by the infiltration/low-speed spin method. The black perovskite cannot be obtained at the bottom of the specimen by the high-speed spin coating method and the evaporation method. The possible reason is the repulsion between methylammonium ions. The specimen prepared by the infiltration/low-speed spin method aging at 80℃ for 1 day can be completely converted into black perovskite, including the bottom of the specimen.