The invention relates to a process method for improving the impact toughness of double-phase stainless steel, and belongs to the technical field of stainless steel machining. The technical problems that double-phase stainless steel in the prior art is poor in toughness during low temperature, and the critical temperature at which the toughness of the double-phase stainless steel is remarkably reduced is high are solved. The method includes the following process steps that S1, metal raw materials are smelted into molten steel; S2, the molten steel is smelted into a continuous casting billet ora steel ingot with a continuous casting or die casting method; S3, the continuous casting billet or the steel ingot is heated at the temperature of 1,150-1,250 DEG C, hammer cogging is carried out, and a forging-state billet is manufactured; S4, the forging billet is heated at the temperature of 1,050-1,250 DEG C, the total deformation ratio of a finished product is larger than or equal to 5.0, the transverse deformation ratio / the longitudinal deformation ratio is larger than or equal to 0.30, and the length-width ratio of austenite is controlled to be 1.0-4.0; and S5, the product is subjectedto solution treatment, and the content of the austenite is controlled to be 46-55%. The process method is used for improving the low-temperature toughness of the double-phase stainless steel and reducing the critical temperature at which the toughness of the double-phase stainless steel is remarkably reduced.