The utility model discloses a solar-powered wirelessly-charged illuminating parasol comprising a cover, at least three ribs, a support and a fixed base. The solar-powered wirelessly-charged illuminating parasol further comprises a solar thin-film cell, a solar controller, a lithium battery, an LED lamp, a switch button, a microprocessor and a wireless charging module. The solar thin-film cell is vertically mounted on the outer surface of the bottom of the cover; the output end of the solar thin-film cell is connected with the solar controller; the output end of the solar controller is connected with the input end of the lithium battery through the microprocessor; the solar controller, the microprocessor and the lithium battery are mounted within the umbrella which is in a cavity structure; the output end of the switch button is connected with the input end of the microprocessor; the output end of the microprocessor is connected with the LED lamp; the LED lamp is fixedly mounted at the ends, far away from the support, of the ribs; the wireless charging module comprises a wireless transmitting module and a wireless receiving module; the wireless transmitting module is mounted within the support. The solar-powered wirelessly-charged illuminating parasol has the advantages that solar power is fully utilized for charging, wireless charging is available for other electronic devices, and the parasol has diversified functions.