The invention relates to a method for extracting free nucleic acid from large-volume cell-free body fluid. The method comprises the following steps: S1, concentrating, specifically, adding a precipitating agent and a buffer solution into the cell-free body fluid, evenly mixing by means of vortex and then placing at the room temperature, centrifuging the cell-free body fluid, and discarding a supernatant; S2, cracking, specifically, adding sterile water into precipitate obtained in the S1, evenly mixing upside down, centrifuging the obtained mixture, and discarding the supernatant; then, addinglysate and protein K, resuspending precipitate, and carrying out incubation at high temperature; S3, purifying, specifically, adding isopropanol into the suspension obtained in the S2, evenly mixingand then enabling the obtained mixture to be combined with an adsorption column or magnetic beads, cleaning the sample with washing liquor for a plurality of times, and finally eluting the product with eluant so as to obtain the high-purity free nucleic acid. The desoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) sample extracted by using the method is high in yield and purity and is applicable to the detection, such as fluorescence quantitative polymerase chain reaction (PCR), with higher requirement for a template, so that the universality of subsequent sample detection is improved.