Concerning the problem that the existing synthesis-analysis dictionary learning method can not effectively eliminate the differences between the samples of the same class and ignore the different effects of different features on the classification, an image classification method based on Multi-view Feature Projection and Synthesis-analysis Dictionary Learning (MFPSDL) was put forward. Firstly, different feature projection matrices were learned for different features in the process of synthesis-analysis dictionary learning, so the influence of the within-class differences on recognition was reduced. Secondly, discriminant constraint was added to the synthesis-analysis dictionary, so that similar sparse representation coefficients were obtained for samples of the same class. Finally, by learning different weights for different features, multiple features could be fully integrated. Several experiments were carried out on the Labeled Faces in the Wild (LFW) and Modified National Institute of Standards and Technology (MNIST) database, the training time of MFPSDL method on LFW and MNIST databases were 61.236 s and 52.281 s. Compared with Fisher Discrimination Dictionary Learning (FDDL), Lable Consistent K Singular Value Decomposition (LC- KSVD) and Dictionary Pair Learning (DPL), the recognition rate of MFPSDL method on LFW and MNIST was increased by at least 2.15 and 2.08 percentage points. The experimental results show that MFPSDL method can obtain higher recognition rate while keeping low time complexity, and it is suitable for image classification.