The invention provides an ultrasonic relative time propagation technology suitable for inclined crack quantifying and imaging, and belongs to the technical field of ultrasonic nondestructive testing. According to the propagation technology, the length, the width, the inclined angle and the position of cracks are set in a two-dimensional section model, a probe with N array elementsis arranged in the model by means of signal parameters of a phased array linear array probe, N2 TXT files representing A scanning signals are formed according to phased array all-capture signal collection, the TXT files are read through software, a TFM image of the cracks is obtained, an upper tip end coordinate point (xR, zR) and a lower tip end coordinate point (xD, zD) on the cracks are found in the image through MATLAB software, and the length delta and the inclined angle gamma of the cracks are calculated. The propagation technology solves the problems that a traditional relative time propagation technology is poor in inclined crack quantifying precision and cannot be used for measuring the inclined angle of the cracks. Besides, by means of the propagation technology, the cracks can be visually imaged and accurately positioned. A solution is provided for further improving quantifying precision of the cracks in workpieces, and good application and popularization prospects are achieved.