How do I share or export my course: Share Link, iFrame, LTI, and SCORM
Plan requirements: sharing a link and embedding a course are available on every plan. Dynamic SCORM export needs Creator and above. LTI and Self-Hosted SCORM need Pro and above. Connecting your own domain needs Pro + LMS. Compare plans.
On an earlier plan? Plan names and inclusions changed when we moved to Free, Creator, Pro, Pro + LMS and Enterprise. If you are on an earlier plan, your subscription continues unchanged and you keep everything it included — so you may still see features this article lists under a higher plan. Nothing has been removed from your account.
Every way to share a course lives in the course’s Share panel: a link, an embed code, LTI for another LMS, or a SCORM package. This page gives the quick steps; for the full guide, see Share & Export a Course.
Share a link
Open the course and click Share (top right).
Click Copy link, then paste the link wherever you want to share it.
Embed a course with an iframe
Open the course, click Share, then See all → Embed.
In the Embed course window, click Copy to copy the iframe code.
Paste the code into the HTML of your page.
Put courses on your own website
To make courses available from your own website (for example WordPress, GoDaddy, Shopify or Wix), use a link or an embed. You don’t need LTI or SCORM — those are only for putting courses inside another LMS.
Option 1 — Link from a button or cover image
The simplest method, and it works with any website builder. Copy the course link as above, then attach it to a button, text link or course cover image on your site. Visitors who click it open the course on Coursebox.
Before you share the link, set the course’s access level in the Share panel: Public so anyone with the link can start without approval, Restricted if learners should request access, or Sell this course for a paid course (learners see Buy Now). See Publish a Course.
Option 2 — Embed the course inside a page
Use this when you want the course to appear on your own page rather than sending visitors away. Copy the embed code as above, then paste it into an HTML block on your page. On WordPress, use a Custom HTML block (or the HTML/code view of your editor) — the visual editor can strip the code. Embedding a course doesn’t list it in any public Coursebox catalogue.
Which option fits?
Use a link if you just want learners to reach the course, or if you’re not comfortable editing HTML. It’s the most reliable option across site builders, and the only one some builders (like certain GoDaddy templates) allow for individual courses. Use an embed if you want the course to show inside your own page and your builder lets you paste HTML.
Making it look like your brand
Either way, the course opens in Coursebox’s player. To apply your own logo, colours and fonts, see Platform Theme (Pro and above). To use your own web address instead of coursebox.ai, see How can I use my domain name with Coursebox? (Pro + LMS). Any paid plan removes the “Created with Coursebox” label from your courses.
Connect an LMS with LTI 1.3
LTI lets any LTI 1.3 compliant LMS launch a Coursebox course and receive grades back.
Open the course, click Share, then See all → LTI.
In the Publish to LMS window, click Add New LMS.
Enter the Coursebox details shown in your LMS to create an LTI 1.3 tool, then fill in the details your LMS gives you and click Save.
For screenshots of each step and a chart of what each field is called in Moodle, Schoolbox and Canvas, see Share & Export a Course — LTI 1.3.
Export to SCORM
Make sure the course is published (not Draft).
Click Share, then SCORM.
Under Dynamic SCORM, click Export to SCORM 1.2 or Export to SCORM 2004, then upload the file to your LMS.
A Dynamic SCORM package loads the live course from Coursebox, so most edits show up in your LMS without re-exporting. The same menu has Export to Self-hosted SCORM for a standalone package, and De-identify SCORM users if you don’t want learners’ names or emails stored in Coursebox. Learners never need to register in Coursebox either way. For the differences, troubleshooting and links to LMS upload guides, see Share & Export a Course — SCORM.
If your SCORM package isn’t tracking correctly in your LMS, export it again from Coursebox and re-upload it. If the problem continues, check which SCORM version your LMS supports.