The invention discloses a miniaturized ultrahigh frequency antenna based on split-ring resonator loading, which comprises an upper-layer substrate, a lower-layer substrate, three antenna units, at least three vertical substrates, split-ring resonators, a metal floor plate, a feed network and three feed probes, wherein the three antenna units are rotationally and symmetrically arranged between theupper-layer substrate and the lower-layer substrate; the at least three vertical substrates are rotationally, symmetrically and vertically arranged between the upper-layer substrate and the lower-layer substrate; the split-ring resonators are printed on the maximum surfaces of the vertical substrates respectively, and the split-ring resonators on the adjacent vertical substrates are electrically connected; the metal floor plate is printed on the upper surface of the lower-layer substrate; the feed network is printed on the lower surface of the lower-layer substrate and is used for receiving the ultrahigh-frequency signals and generating three paths of sequence feed signals with the same amplitude and the phase difference of 120 degrees in sequence; and the three feed probes are arranged between the upper-layer substrate and the lower-layer substrate and are used for respectively feeding the three paths of sequence feed signals to the three antenna units. The antenna has the advantagesof being small in size, low in cost, convenient to assemble and the like, and miniaturization, good electrical characteristics and dual-band application in the field of satellite communication can bemet.