The titania particles prepared by inkjet processing exhibited spherical porous structures. The particle and pore size distributions of the obtained titania particles were more uniform than those of the titania particles prepared using the non-inkjet nozzle. The titania particles supporting palladium on the inner and outer surfaces exhibited a faster rate of photocatalytic degradation than the titania particles supporting palladium on only the outer surface, with anatase titania particles exhibiting the highest rate of photocatalytic degradation. Thus, we have successfully improved the photocatalytic activity of titania particles by supporting palladium on the inner and outer titania surfaces. This sol–gel process using an inkjet nozzle is an effective method for the preparation of porous titania particles supporting palladium on their inner and outer surfaces.