How do I convert text to outline in Inkscape?

To convert text to an outline in Inkscape, you need to use the Fill and Stroke menu to add an outline (stroke) to your text.

Unfortunately, the reference provided only mentions pulling up the Fill and Stroke menu but doesn't provide complete steps. However, the following steps should help:

1. Select the Text: Use the selection tool to select the text you want to outline.
2. Open Fill and Stroke Panel: Go to Object > Fill and Stroke in the menu bar. This will open the Fill and Stroke panel.
3. Stroke Paint: In the Fill and Stroke panel, go to the "Stroke paint" tab.
4. Enable Stroke: Click the first button, which is usually a solid color box, to enable the stroke (outline).
5. Choose Stroke Color: Select the color you want for the outline.
6. Stroke Style: Go to the "Stroke style" tab.
7. Adjust Stroke Width: Adjust the width of the stroke (outline) to your liking. You can change the units (px, pt, mm, etc.) if needed. Experiment with different widths to achieve the desired effect.

This adds an outline around each character of your text. You can experiment with different stroke colors and widths to get the desired look.