This study utilized a novel dual stage HIPIMS technology to prepare TiN coatings under different deposition time conditions, and analyzed the effects of microstructure and stress state at different growth stages of the coatings on the mechanical, tribological, and corrosion resistance performance of the coatings. The results showed that as the deposition time increased from 30 minutes to 120 minutes, the surface structure of TiN coating exhibited a round cell structure with tightly doped small and large particles, maintaining a deposition crystallization growth atomic stacking thickening mechanism. When the deposition time increases from 90 minutes to 120 minutes, the coating thickness increases from 3884nm to 4456 nm. The stress state of the coating undergoes a compression tension transition. When the deposition time is 90 minutes, the TiN coating structure is dense and the compressive stress is relatively small, with a compressive stress of -0.54 GPa. The coating has high hardness and elastic modulus, which are 27.5 GPa and 340.2 GPa, respectively. Meanwhile, the coating has good tribological and corrosion resistance properties, with an average friction coefficient of 0.52 and minimum wear rate of 1.68×10-4 g/s, minimum corrosion current density of 1.0632×10-8A ? cm-2, minimum corrosion rate of 5.5226×10-5 mm ?A-1.