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[← Home](https://ppt-to-scorm.com/)FIELD NOTES # What breaks. Why. How to stop it.

Technical writing on SCORM conversion from the jobs we've shipped.

- [2026-05-13<h2>**Free PowerPoint-to-SCORM conversion is live — here's exactly how it works**</h2>

  We've added a free tier to ppt-to-scorm.com. Five attribution layers on the output, a 200 MB upload cap, three conversions per email per month. Here's the rationale, the trade-offs, and where it makes sense to use it.Read →](https://ppt-to-scorm.com/blog/free-ppt-to-scorm-conversion-launch)
- [2026-04-25<h2>**How much does PowerPoint-to-SCORM conversion cost in 2026?**</h2>

  An honest, sourced breakdown of the four price tiers for PPT-to-SCORM in 2026 — from free converters to £5,000+ bespoke agencies — and what actually drives the cost.Read →](https://ppt-to-scorm.com/blog/ppt-to-scorm-conversion-cost-2026)
- [2026-04-25<h2>**PPT to SCORM: when to use Articulate / iSpring, and when to commission a conversion**</h2>

  PPT to SCORM vs Articulate or iSpring? A fair comparison — three decision axes that tell you when an authoring tool wins, and when commissioning a conversion is the cheaper answer.Read →](https://ppt-to-scorm.com/blog/ppt-to-scorm-vs-articulate-ispring)
- [2026-04-25<h2>**What we actually test before shipping a SCORM package**</h2>

  Our pre-delivery checklist: manifest validation, completion tracking, suspend_data sizing, mobile rendering, and the iframe edge cases. Ops, not marketing.Read →](https://ppt-to-scorm.com/blog/what-we-test-before-shipping-scorm)
- [2026-04-23<h2>**SCORM 1.2 vs 2004 for PowerPoint — which to pick and why most LMSs still want 1.2**</h2>

  The short, practical answer to a question every L&D team asks when commissioning a SCORM conversion. Plus the suspend_data trap that bites you if you pick 1.2 without reading the small print.Read →](https://ppt-to-scorm.com/blog/scorm-1-2-vs-2004-for-powerpoint)
- [2026-04-21<h2>**Why free PPT-to-SCORM tools fail on mobile (and how to tell before your learners do)**</h2>

  Font embedding, SVG tspan rendering, and one specific browser feature that quietly destroys your course mid-lesson. Notes from too many conversions we've had to redo.Read →](https://ppt-to-scorm.com/blog/why-free-ppt-to-scorm-tools-fail-on-mobile)
- [2026-04-18<h2>**5 SCORM errors that break PowerPoint conversions (and what to do about each)**</h2>

  Manifest validation, completion tracking, suspend_data overflow, cross-origin, and the LMS-specific quirks we see repeatedly. A debugging checklist.Read →](https://ppt-to-scorm.com/blog/5-scorm-errors-that-break-powerpoint-conversions)