Electrophotography is a printing process that uses electrostatic charges to transfer images onto paper. It begins with a photosensitive drum that is charged and then exposed to light, creating an electrostatic image. This image attracts toner particles, which are then transferred to paper and fused using heat. This technology is commonly used in laser printers and copiers. It allows for high-quality prints and can produce images quickly and efficiently. Electrophotography is known for its ability to handle various paper types and sizes, making it a versatile choice for both home and office printing needs.