A binocular three-dimensional reconstruction method includes the following steps: step A, image collection: using two color cameras with the same model and arranging the two color cameras horizontally in a parallel mode, and enabling an target object to be arranged within the collecting range of the two cameras, wherein a image collected by a left camera is an original left image and a image collected by a right camera is an original right image; step B, camera calibration, and image rectification and pretreatment: adopting a chessboard method to demarcate and obtain inner and outer diameters of the two cameras, and then rectifying the original left image and the original right image, and next, pretreating the images; step C, hierarchical matching: conducting hierarchical feature extraction and matching to the images according to strong and week of feature lines of the images; step D, three-dimensional reconstruction: after completing the delamination which reaches required precision, according to a parallax principle, enabling obtained matching information of the two images to be calculated into three-dimensional information of the target object, adopting a method of plane interpolation, and then completing the three-dimensional reconstruction. The method has the advantages of being low in algorithm complexity and capable of achieving the three-dimensional reconstruction well and the like.