How do I convert HTML to SCORM?

Upload a single .html file or a .zip containing your HTML and its assets, choose SCORM 1.2 or 2004, and download the SCORM package. Everything is processed in your browser.

What file formats does the HTML converter accept?

A single .html or .htm file, or a .zip archive that contains at least one .html or .htm file along with any supporting assets such as CSS, JavaScript, images, fonts, and media.

How does the embedded HTML reader work?

Your HTML content is placed inside a SCORM player that provides the SCORM API, tracks completion, and handles navigation. The learner views the content in an iframe within the player shell.

Does the HTML converter upload my files to a server?

No. The entire conversion happens in your browser using JavaScript. Your files never leave your device.

Which SCORM versions does the HTML converter support?

Both SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 2004 (4th Edition). Select your preferred version in the conversion options.

Can I convert a ZIP containing multiple HTML pages and assets?

Yes. The converter detects the main HTML file (preferring index.html) and packages all assets. Relative references to CSS, JS, images, and other files are preserved as-is.

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HTML to SCORM

Package HTML content as a trackable SCORM lesson for your LMS. Free, runs in your browser.

No account needed Stays in your browser

Free browser tool

Package your content

Choose an HTML file or ZIP, set your output options, and download the SCORM package. Nothing leaves your browser.

Key features

What makes this tool different

HTML or ZIP input

Upload a single HTML file or a ZIP archive containing your web content and all its assets.

Completion tracking

Choose how the SCORM package marks completion — on launch, on time spent, or on a custom trigger.

Browser-side processing

The entire conversion happens in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to any server.

Stays in your browser

Your HTML content is packaged locally and never leaves your device.

Why use this tool

Benefits of HTML to SCORM

Single HTML or full ZIP

Wrap a standalone page or a multi-file web project in a SCORM player.

SCORM 1.2 and 2004

Select the version your LMS requires before packaging.

Asset preservation

CSS, JavaScript, images, and fonts are all included in the output package.

No server upload

The entire conversion runs locally in your browser.

Free to use

No account, no subscription, no file size limits on local content.

Completion rules

Configure when the package marks a learner as complete.

How it works

Three steps to a SCORM package

Upload your HTML or ZIP

Drop an HTML file or a ZIP of web content.

Choose SCORM options

Pick a SCORM version and completion rule.

Download SCORM zip

Get a ready-to-upload package — everything stays in your browser.

How it compares

Sodium vs other options

Feature	Sodium	Manual authoring	Authoring tool
Wraps HTML as SCORM	Yes	Manual	Yes
No authoring tool needed	Yes	N/A	No
Browser-side processing	Yes	N/A	No
Custom completion rules	Yes	Manual	Yes
No account needed	Yes	N/A	No
Free	Yes	N/A	No

Beyond file conversion

Convert here. Assign and track in Sodium Learn.

Import your SCORM package into Sodium Learn, assign it to learners, and track completion — or create internal content with built-in tracking and reporting.

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Frequently asked questions

Common questions about html to scorm

: Upload a single .html file or a .zip containing your HTML and its assets, choose SCORM 1.2 or 2004, and download the SCORM package. Everything is processed in your browser.
: A single .html or .htm file, or a .zip archive that contains at least one .html or .htm file along with any supporting assets such as CSS, JavaScript, images, fonts, and media.
: Your HTML content is placed inside a SCORM player that provides the SCORM API, tracks completion, and handles navigation. The learner views the content in an iframe within the player shell.
: No. The entire conversion happens in your browser using JavaScript. Your files never leave your device.
: Both SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 2004 (4th Edition). Select your preferred version in the conversion options.
: Yes. The converter detects the main HTML file (preferring index.html) and packages all assets. Relative references to CSS, JS, images, and other files are preserved as-is.