The invention belongs to the technical field of renewable energy sources and power generation, and especially relates to a wind-induced vibration piezoelectric generator which is suitable for low-power-consumption electronic devices, such as microsensors, micro-performers, minisize signal processors and emitters and the like, which need to obtain energy from external environment to carry out energy supplement. The piezoelectric generator is formed by three piezoelectric cantilever beams, a quality block, a fluid-stopping body, permanent magnets, a clamping plate, a support and a bridge rectifier circuit. According to the piezoelectric generator, the principle of galloping of the wind-induced fluid-stopping body and the piezoelectric effect are utilized to enable the wind energy to be converted into electric energy, and the converted electric energy is then stored in an energy storage component through a bridge rectifier. The coupling effect between the inner beam and the outer beam is utilized to enable the vibration energy of the outer energy to be transmitted to the inner beam, thereby not only preventing the outer beam from causing rupture damage due to large deformation, but also improving the output voltage of the inner beam. The piezoelectric generator is simple in structure, low in cost, high in power density, and is suitable for auxiliary power supply of the wireless sensors and low-power-consumption devices.