Video to SCORM Export · Enterprise

Turn Any Tutorial Video into a SCORM Course

Export any published Tutorial AI video as a SCORM 1.2 or SCORM 2004 package. Set the completion threshold, download the .zip and upload it to your LMS so learner completion reports back automatically.

Tutorial AI SCORM export panel — SCORM 1.2 selected, completion threshold at 80%, ready to export

Works with LMS platforms that accept SCORM 1.2 or SCORM 2004. Confirm the required version with your LMS administrator.

The problem

Export Training Videos to the LMS You Already Use

Share links alone

  • •No way to prove who finished the training
  • •Compliance evidence lives in a spreadsheet someone updates by hand
  • •New hires get sent a Google Doc of links instead of a course
  • •Content sits outside the system your L&D team already runs
With SCORM export

Video, delivered as a course

  • Completion tracked per learner, reported back to the LMS
  • Threshold you control — 50% to 100% of the video
  • Delivered through the LMS learners already log in to
  • Standard SCORM .zip linked to the published Tutorial AI video

How it works

Video to SCORM in 3 Steps

1

Publish the video

Finish your video and publish it. SCORM export packages whatever the current published version renders — script edits, blur, cuts, translations, all of it.

2

Pick the version and threshold

Choose SCORM 1.2 or 2004 to match your LMS. Set the completion threshold anywhere from 50% to 100% — that's the share of the video a learner has to watch for the course to count.

3

Export the SCORM Package and Upload It to Your LMS

Download the .zip and upload it to your LMS as a SCORM course. Learners hit play, watch, and completion reports back to the LMS the moment they cross your threshold.

SCORM 1.2 vs 2004

Export SCORM 1.2 or SCORM 2004

Tutorial AI exports both. The toggle in the SCORM panel switches between them — the download button updates to match.

The default

SCORM 1.2

The most widely supported version. If your LMS accepts SCORM at all, it almost certainly accepts 1.2. Simple, mature, and battle-tested.

  • Universal LMS compatibility
  • Completion + score reporting
  • Pick this if you're unsure

The newer standard

SCORM 2004

The newer standard. Richer status model — separates completion from success, adds finer sequencing support. Choose it if your LMS admin has asked for 2004 specifically.

  • Separate completion / success status
  • Extended sequencing support
  • Pick this if your LMS requires it

xAPI (Tin Can)

Coming Soon

Richer, statement-based tracking that sends learner activity to your Learning Record Store. If your L&D stack is built around an LRS, we'll have you covered — talk to us if you need it soon.

Completion threshold

You decide what
"complete" means.

Drag the slider anywhere between 50% and 100%. That's the share of the video a learner must watch for the LMS to mark the course complete.

Completion threshold

50% 80% 100%

A learner must watch at least 80% of the video for the LMS to mark the course complete.

Why it matters

Built for L&D teams

Completion tracked where L&D already looks

The package reports progress back to your LMS in the format it already reads. Managers see who watched what — no spreadsheets, no manual check-ins, no reminder pings.

One standard, every LMS

SCORM is the format learning platforms already speak. If your LMS supports SCORM 1.2 or 2004 — and nearly all of them do — the .zip drops in and just works. No integration project.

You own the file

The download is a standard SCORM .zip that launches the published Tutorial AI video and reports course status back to the LMS. Keep the file in your LMS; when the Tutorial AI video is republished, the learner sees the updated version without generating a new package.

Use cases

When to Convert a Training Video to SCORM

Onboarding

Employee onboarding at scale

Ship day-one training as SCORM courses inside your LMS. Every new hire gets the same walkthroughs, and HR sees completion rates without chasing anyone.

Compliance

Compliance & certification

Set a completion threshold, export the package, and let the LMS gate certification on it. Auditors get a clean paper trail — the LMS already has the record.

Product

Customer academies

Distribute product training through the same LMS your customers already use. One SCORM zip per course — publish, ship, done.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can Tutorial AI export video to SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 2004?
Yes. Choose SCORM 1.2 or SCORM 2004 from the SCORM export panel before generating the package.
How does completion work?
You set a threshold between 50% and 100%. When a learner watches at least that share of the video, the SCORM package tells the LMS the course is complete — and the LMS records the score against that learner. Below the threshold, the course stays in progress until they come back and watch more.
Do I need to re-export if I edit the video?
No. The SCORM package references the video's live embed — not a snapshot. When you edit the video and republish it in Tutorial AI, learners see the new version automatically the next time they open the course. No new export, no re-upload to your LMS.
Which LMS platforms can use the SCORM package?
Use the package with an LMS that accepts SCORM 1.2 or SCORM 2004. Confirm the required version with your LMS administrator before export.
Which Tutorial AI plan includes SCORM export?
SCORM export is available on the Enterprise plan.
Does the package track anything beyond completion?
The package reports course completion and score to the LMS according to the SCORM version you export. Fine-grained interaction analytics stay inside Tutorial AI — the LMS gets the summary it cares about.
Do you support xAPI (Tin Can)?
xAPI support is on the roadmap — we're building it now. If your L&D stack is built around a Learning Record Store and you need statement-level tracking, get in touch and we'll walk through the timeline. Today, SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 2004 cover the tracking most LMSes ask for.

Want the step-by-step? Read the SCORM export help article.

Turn Your Next Training Video into a SCORM Course

Create the video in Tutorial AI, publish it, then export a SCORM package for your LMS with completion tracking.