@emotion/css releases were most frequent in early 2018, with up to 5 versions per month. Release frequency significantly decreased after 2019, with many months having no releases. From 2020 onwards, releases became sporadic, typically one or zero per month, with a slight increase in July 2024, and no releases in the past few months as of September 2025.
@emotion/css is a core component of the Emotion library, providing a performant and flexible way to write CSS-in-JS. It enables styling React components using familiar CSS syntax directly within JavaScript, offering benefits like dynamic styling and dead code elimination. This package facilitates the creation of reusable styles and themes, improving maintainability and developer experience. @emotion/css offers a simple string-based API for defining styles and integrates seamlessly with other Emotion packages for more advanced features.
@emotion/css downloads show a generally upward trend from March 2024 to July 2025, peaking in June 2025 at 16.65 million. August 2025 sees a dip to 13.03 million. September 2025 downloads are currently at 4.8 million, which is incomplete data for the full month.