The photocatalytic hydrogen evolution reaction is one of the important ways to convert solar energy into renewable hydrogen. In this work, the Co 9 S 8 hollow polyhedron was formed after sulfidation and calcination with the metalorganic framework ZIF-67. The hollow polyhedron Co 9 S 8 provides abundant support sites for Mn 0.05 Cd 0.95 S and effectively reduces the agglomeration degree of Mn 0.05 Cd 0.95 S. The Co 9 S 8 hollow polyhedron as the reaction site has a large specific surface area and a mesoporous structure, which is beneficial to the progress of the photocatalytic reaction. A series of tests showed that the introduction of Co 9 S 8 hollow polyhedron significantly improved the lighttrapping ability and exposed more reaction sites. Co 9 S 8 hollow polyhedrons are used as electron capture sites, which can effectively collect electrons and induce the interface charge transfer of Mn 0.05 Cd 0.95 S to Co 9 S 8 . Because the Co 9 S 8 -Mn 0.05 Cd 0.95 S composite catalyst had a strong light-trapping ability, abundant reaction sites and Co 9 S 8 -Mn 0.05 Cd 0.95 S heterojunction accelerate the separation and transfer of charges. Therefore, the hydrogen evolution rate of the 10%Co 9 S 8 -Mn 0.05 Cd 0.95 S composite catalyst was relatively high, which was 13.369 mmol g −1 h −1 . In addition, the 10%Co 9 S 8 -Mn 0.05 Cd 0.95 S composite catalyst still has good hydrogen evolution stability after four cycles. This research may supply a new idea for the preparation of high-efficiency photocatalysts with hollow structures.Novelty Statement: The Co 9 S 8 hollow polyhedron provides abundant support sites for M 0.05 C 0.95 S particles, which effectively reduces the degree of agglomeration. The Co 9 S 8 -M 0.05 C 0.95 S heterojunction catalyst not only accelerates the migration and transfer of electrons, but also provides abundant reaction sites. Therefore, the Co 9 S 8 -M 0.05 C 0.95 S composite catalyst has good catalytic activity.