In order to reduce the width of the neural electrode and improve the antinoise ability of the electrode under illumination, a neural microelectrode resistant to light noise was proposed based on 0.18μm CMOS process. Multilayer wiring was used to replace the singlelayer arrangement of conventional electrode. And the substrate of the electrode was grounded to effectively reduce the light noise. The structure design, preparation process and structural characterization of the neural electrode were described. The prepared neural electrode was tested for electrochemical impedance and light noise. The width of the neural electrode based on CMOS process is only 70μm. Experiments show that the consistency of the electrode impedance is good at 1kHz. In addition, the noise voltage of this electrode is only 0.07~0.08mV under the irradiation of commonly used light of 1mW/mm2, which is much lower than the noise amplitude of the traditional silicon electrode of 12~13mV.The results show that the resistance to light noise of the neural electrode based on CMOS process is much better than that of traditional silicon electrodes. It is of great significance to the application of siliconbased microelectrodes in optogenetics.