The process typically begins with the client providing a design or artwork they want to be printed on the wall. This design can be created digitally using graphic design software or hand-drawn and scanned for digital processing. The design may need to be adjusted or resized to fit the dimensions of the wall accurately. Graphic designers or mural artists may collaborate with the client to finalize the design.

Before printing can begin, the wall surface must be properly prepared. This usually involves cleaning the wall to remove any dirt, dust, or grease that could interfere with the adhesion of the printed graphics. In some cases, the wall may need to be primed or painted to create a smooth and uniform surface for printing. This step ensures that the colors of the printed graphics appear vibrant and accurate.

Wall printing is typically done using large-format digital printers specifically designed for printing on vertical surfaces. These printers can handle a wide range of materials, including wallpaper, vinyl, canvas, and adhesive-backed films. The printers use UV-curable inks that are durable and resistant to fading, ensuring that the printed graphics remain vibrant even when exposed to sunlight or harsh environmental conditions

Once the wall is prepared and the design is finalized, the printing process can begin. The design is divided into smaller sections or panels, depending on the size of the wall and the capabilities of the printing equipment. Each panel is loaded into the printer, and the design is digitally transferred onto the wall surface using precise inkjet technology. The printer applies multiple layers of ink to create a high-resolution image with crisp details and vibrant colors. Depending on the complexity of the design and the size of the wall, the printing process can take several hours or even days to complete.