Recently, the surface frustrated Lewis pairs (SFLP) have attracted more and more attention in the field of CO 2 hydrogenation. The main research studies have focused on a single construction of SFLP; however, the exploration of the synergy between SFLP and other excellent techniques has been barely reported. In this work, a common photocatalyst, TiO 2 , was chosen as the research object and amorphous TiO 2−x (OH) y and CuPt alloy were constructed on its surface to investigate the synergy between SFLP and the metal cocatalyst technique. The amorphous TiO 2−x (OH) y could form effective SFLP to increase CO 2 activation, and the CuPt alloy was beneficial for H 2 dissociation to boost the formation of protonated/hydridic H. The synergy resulted in CuPt/TiO 2−x (OH) y /TiO 2 exhibiting significantly increased activity for the reverse water gas shift (RWGS) reaction compared to those of TiO 2−x (OH) y /TiO 2 , CuPt/ TiO 2 , and pristine TiO 2 . This work highlights an important research direction for the SFLP application in the field of CO 2 hydrogenation.