How to shrink wallpaper image?

I want to use a picture I took on my iPhone as the new wallpaper. But when I get to the Move and Scale part, I am having issues. I am able to shrink the image by pinching my fingers. But then I can't tap the Set button? Anyone else have this problem?

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