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The effects of temperature (0-500℃) on the compressive strength, hardness, average relative density, and microstructure of Ti6Al4V powder green compacts prepared by magnetic pulse compaction were investigated. The results show that with increasing heating temperature, the compressive strength first increases and then decreases with the maximum value of 976.74 MPa at 400 ℃. The average relative density and hardness constantly increase, and their values reach 96.11% and HRA 69.8 at 500 ℃, respectively. The increase of partial welding is found among the junctions of particles inside the compacts; there is no obvious grain growth inside the compacts within the temperature range.