How do I convert a PDF to SCORM?

Upload your .pdf file, choose a reading mode (plain text, layout-preserved, or embedded reader), and download the SCORM package ready for your LMS.

What reading modes are available for PDF to SCORM conversion?

Three modes are available: Transform to plain text extracts text into responsive lesson pages; Preserve PDF layout renders each page as an image to keep the original layout; Embedded PDF reader wraps the PDF in a document viewer with navigation controls.

Which SCORM versions does the PDF converter support?

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

Can I convert a PDF to SCORM without uploading to a server?

Yes. The viewer and validator tools run entirely in your browser. The converter sends your file for processing and automatically removes it after the SCORM package is generated.

What is the maximum PDF file size for conversion?

PDF files up to 50 MB can be converted. Larger files may take longer to process depending on the chosen reading mode.

Does the PDF converter create accessible SCORM content?

Yes. The plain text mode extracts page text into accessible, responsive lesson pages. Layout-preserved mode renders page images, and the embedded reader keeps the original PDF structure.

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PDF to SCORM

Package a PDF as a readable or layout-preserved SCORM lesson. Free, no account needed.

No account needed LMS-ready output

Free browser tool

Get your package ready

Choose a file, set your output options, and let Sodium Learn handle the rest.

Key features

What makes this tool different

Three reader modes

Choose accessible reflow, original-page fidelity, or an embedded document reader, depending on your learners.

SCORM version control

Select SCORM 1.2 or 2004 before packaging so your output matches your LMS requirements.

LMS-ready download

Get a ZIP file ready to upload to your LMS with no additional packaging or configuration.

Stays in your browser

The viewer runs locally, and converted files are removed automatically after processing.

Why use this tool

Benefits of PDF to SCORM

Three reading modes

Reflow text, preserve layout, or embed a full PDF reader.

SCORM 1.2 and 2004

Pick the version your LMS supports before converting.

Accessible output

The reflow mode creates responsive, accessible lesson pages.

No server upload for viewer

The viewer processes your file entirely in the browser.

Free to use

No limits, no account, no watermarks.

Browser-based

Convert and download from any device. Nothing to install.

How it works

Three steps to a SCORM package

Upload your PDF

Drop a PDF file or choose one from your computer.

Choose reader mode

Pick a SCORM version and how the PDF should display.

Download SCORM zip

Get a ready-to-upload package — no account needed.

How it compares

Sodium vs other options

Feature	Sodium	SCORM Cloud	Manual upload
Converts PDF to SCORM	Yes	No	No
Three reader modes	Yes	No	No
SCORM 1.2 and 2004	Yes	2004 only	Manual
No account needed	Yes	No	N/A
Files auto-removed	Yes	No	N/A
Free	Yes	Limited	N/A

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 pdf to scorm

: Upload your .pdf file, choose a reading mode (plain text, layout-preserved, or embedded reader), and download the SCORM package ready for your LMS.
: Three modes are available: Transform to plain text extracts text into responsive lesson pages; Preserve PDF layout renders each page as an image to keep the original layout; Embedded PDF reader wraps the PDF in a document viewer with navigation controls.
: Both SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 2004 (4th Edition). Select your preferred version in the conversion options.
: Yes. The viewer and validator tools run entirely in your browser. The converter sends your file for processing and automatically removes it after the SCORM package is generated.
: PDF files up to 50 MB can be converted. Larger files may take longer to process depending on the chosen reading mode.
: Yes. The plain text mode extracts page text into accessible, responsive lesson pages. Layout-preserved mode renders page images, and the embedded reader keeps the original PDF structure.