A granule-based wax sweating method comprises the following steps: (1) filling water to the bottom part of a sweating device; (2) heating paraffin to a liquid state, adding sweating granules, and thenadding the mixture in the sweating device; (3) cooling the paraffin to be 10 to 20 DEG C lower than a melting point at the speed of 1 to 4 DEG C/h; (4) releasing the water, pumping warm water to a sweating tank, heating at the speed of 0.5 to 2 DEG C/h, and collecting the paraffin which can sweat at different melting points; (5) melting the paraffin after finishing heating, and enabling a moltenhigh-melting-point paraffin product to flow into an intermediate tank; (6) blowing residual sweating granules and the last one distillate in the sweating tank by using steam, filtering and separatingthe sweating granules and the distillate, and recycling the sweating granules. According to the granule-based wax sweating method disclosed by the invention, the compaction density of sweating raw materials is reduced, outflow of oil content and low-melting-point wax can be facilitated, the fluidity of sweating liquid is improved, and the separation effect is multiplied; meanwhile, the yield of asweating product is higher, a wax melting range is narrower, a wax product is concentrated in molecular weight, and the enthalpy value of a product is higher.